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"Very professional & efficient & reasonably priced"

"Great job all around and excellent experience! Bob does fantastic work and is consistently dependable in every way. We know when we give him a list that the job will be completed at a high level of detail and in a timely fashion. Bob is always my go-to for any work I need - he can do it all. We highly recommend his handyman and construction services."

"On time and prompt service. Good quality work, good value for the work done."

"Nate was great to work with. He is punctual, personable, and he quickly moved through and resolved the projects that I have on my list. Nate provides all around handyman services in addition to the electrical work. His company is definitely your one stop shop for your home improvement needs!"

"Bobby was incredibly professional, and did wonderful work. I had a shed that was sagging and had rotted wood. He skillfully replaced all the rotting wood with fresh quality wood, and completely rebuilt the barn doors - I now have custom doors on my shed! He also fixed a broken window pane and installed window sills to keep the wood from rotting again in the future. While he was here, he repaired my fence and also sanded down some doors for me so that I could repaint them. He worked outdoors during our coldest days of the winter: 7 degrees. And he worked when there was a foot of snow in my yard. Just shoveled himself a little path and set up all his work equipment. I couldn't believe he was so dedicated, and that he kept to his schedule despite the crazy weather. He also didn't let me pay him until all the work was done. This guy is a keeper!"

"We were very pleased with the good communication, flexibility in scheduling, and all around professionalism. The repairs and installation went very smoothly and came out perfectly. Todd was able to tell us exactly what to expect, gave us a binding "not-to-exceed" estimate, and we paid up front for materials only, and labor only upon completion and satisfied with results. Also, it was NO problem whatsoever that we purchased our own vanity. Other places I called tried to discourage this.
Here are the bullets we dodged before finding Todd Booth:
Prior to finding Booth's Home Repair, we tried to have this work done by 2 other companies. The first one also supplies home heating oil as their main business I believe. They had a seemingly junior guy come out to look at the toilet - he said he would get the repair kit, but then just never called us back. When we tried to find out what happened, someone else told us the supplier told them the whole toilet had to be replaced, at a cost to us of around $500. I could not get anyone to explain this to me, I think they just didn't want to do the job, they never even charged us for the evaluation.
The next place we called, never had the plumber call us back, even after multiple conversations with their receptionist. We gave up after three calls to them, and acknowledging that maybe the job was too small to make it worth their time. No job is too small they said, but we never got one call back.
By that time we thought it was just us - our puny job truly wasn't worth anyone's time...But the third try was the charm for sure.
We absolutely plan on having Todd do future work for us - as it turned out, he had worked in our house before we bought it, which was nice because the work he did is great quality, and he's very familiar with the style of home we bought."

"The job went well, very brief and surprisingly inexpensive. (I understand everyone has to live, so I expected to pay for a livelihood, but I was delighted to have my wallet only lightly crimped.) Bertie Walsh arrived around the agreed time.  I gave him the two grab bars the VA decided I needed in my bathing area, an old retired vet in a wheelchair, like me. I live alone, in a condo, so I needed a handyman to install them.
I'm glad I had a professional person install them because, even if I were fit, I surely would have botched the job. This place was cut up into condos in 1987. It used to be just a red brick factory-- originally constructed around the turn of the 20th century to work with Brockton by making those metal lacing eyelets for boots. They used metal--not plywood--when they cut the factory into apartments like mine (Bertie Walsh later explained to me). If I were doing the job myself I would have been expecting wooden studs behind the tile--which would have been full of exploratory holes when I got done.
So, I pointed to the bathroom, assured myself that Bertie Walsh had all he needed, and went to finish watching the program I had on, wondering what I had to offer Mr. Walsh when he broke for lunch soon. How pleased I was when that time arrived and he said the job was done and that I only owed him $50!
Bertie Walsh explained to me that the grab bars were firm, but that he had to install them in the metal. Should they loosen, over time, do not risk injury, by all means call him.
Bertie Walsh
110 Edge Hill Rd
Braintree MA 02184 (Map it)
(617) 335-9045


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"Prompt and timely service . Very polite and experienced handyman. A+ in all aspects of his service"

"Excellent craftsmanship, works hard, friendly, professional, and reasonably priced. I will hire him again!!!"

"Tom and his crew of staff and subs did a great job and were a pleasure to work with.  The price was the lowest bid but the quality and service were excellent.  This was a job to renovate a kitchen for a home our church provides for the pastor and the timing was challenging because we wanted the main work completed while the family was away for an extended period.  Tom kept the project on schedule (technically, it ran one week behind by the end but this was because significant problems were uncovered when the old floor was removed; if you adjust for the time to address these issues, the project ran on schedule).  Because this was a gut remodel with new lighting and plumbing service locations, and switching from baseboard heat to a toekick in the island, there were a lot of details and subs to coordinate.  In addition, the centering of the window over the kitchen sink and fitting the cabinets perfectly (uppers and lowers) so that everything lined up perfectly was a fiddly job.  The window was installed while the walls were down to the studs, yet when everything else was installed, the centering was precise to within 1/8" (in other words, perfect), and the cabinets, upper and lower, all lined up perfectly with the window and were centered/symmetrical around the window as well.  Through all of this Tom was a pleasure to deal with, professional, flexible, and clearly very experienced and knowledgeable.  He also installed the bay window in such a way that the countertop ran behind the sink up to the window instead of a windowsill, and the levels lined up perfectly for a very attractive and seamless look.  I have seen this online but I'm not sure that all contractors know how to do it well.
I was impressed that, when we had to ask for the pocket door to be reframed so that a family member who uses a walker could get through the opening with more ease, the re-work was done without complaint or impact to the schedule.  In the same way, when there was a misunderstanding about which trim was specified, he had his team pull some trim and do it over again, no charge, and no bad feeling.  Very professional.
I tell my friends that you can have all the paperwork and boilerplate in the world (and because I was coordinating this project as a volunteer for my church, I had a detailed contract, scope of work, etc.), but there is no substitute for good old-fashioned pride in workmanship and customer service, and Tom has both of these qualities.  Even more impressive, I first met him 7 years ago when he did some work on my own house, and all of his staff are the same people.  I think it says a lot about him that he's kept the same same team for 7 years and this gives me a lot of confidence in using him again.


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