About us
We are a locally owned and operated company with over 35 years of industry experience. We value honesty and integrity in all aspects of our business. We offer a variety of home improvement services that are customizable to each individual project. We specialize in handyman/carpentry, plumbing, electrical, drywall and painting work and a variety of related services and repair projects. We pride ourselves on the quality of our work as well as our commitment to outstanding results. We have many single family home clients as well as condo complex and multi family customers. We look forward to building lasting relationships with our clients and guarantee your satisfaction! We appreciate your business!
Business highlights
Services we offer
Building repair, Electrical, Handyman, Heating, Plumbing
Amenities
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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"This customer was in Arizona & bought a condo in rough shape in Maine. He called me after the previous contractor had gutted the place out & hung and finished the sheet rock and made ready for paint. I gave him a price to paint one coat of paint (he refused to pay for a two coat job that is recommended by every paint manufacturer). After the painting was completed he asked if I could supervise & coordinate the flooring installation, appilance installation, furniture installation, kitchen cabinet / counter top installation, cable TV installation and do various other small jobs (install closet organizers, replace door knobs & hings, relocate washer/dryer, replace soaking tub, repair windows). When he arrived he raved about how great the place looked and agreed that there was more to be done and now that he was in Maine he wanted me to work on those things. But things went wrong when it was time to pay me for the work I & others had done. he then found fault in everything and refused to pay for anything on the bill. He then proceeded to hire other people to finish the details & asked me to pay them for their work. I explained to him that he was billed for time & material for the work that was done & we agreed there were details to be completed when he arrived. I have later found out that he has had problems with every company he hired to do work in the condo. Some have been back muliple times & he still isn't happy with them. I have hundreds of happy customers in my years in business but every once in a while you meet one that you just can't please."
"This person was told she needed a complete new roof by the company I sent out to her house. She was getting water in through the bathroom ceiling but the shingles were so worn out they looked like plain tar paper, Because this is a duplex she was going to try & get her neighbor to approve a complete roof replacement. When she called I told her that I sent out a company to help her out but if she had a complaint they would have to work it out between them as I wasn't involved other than to suppler her with someone to help out. She then wanted me to back up their work & I explained I referred her to them because I don't do roof . She had to pay me because they didn't trust her to pay for the temp patch."
"Well I guess as the say "no good deed goes unpunished", Tim M. had just moved into a condo & had boxes piled 5' high on all four walls & some of them 2 rows deep. I went on a Saturday because he couldn't wait for 2-3 weeks to fit into my regular schedule & he lives in the same town. As for being late I was there 5 minutes after the hour & he followed me from room to room making small talk while i was trying to determine the location of the studs to attach the shelving to. It was a project every time we moved from room to room to work as things had to be shifted around to there was room to work. I installed three closet shelves in a bedroom & one in a living room closet & hung a bracket for the ironing board. The door for this bracket was hollow core door & the ironing board weighted twice what the door weighted. Yes I made two holes through the door because the door had nothing internally strong enough to hold up the ironing board but I agreed to come back & patch them. Tim never answered my calls to return nor did he call beck, maybe because he was $25 short when it was time to pay the bill & he didn't want to pay the balance."
"Well here's the rest of the story; this older woman first called me for a frozen pipe during the the coldest 3 weeks we have ever had. I don't work on those kinds of problems but felt bad for her because there were no plumbers or heating people available in record weather like we had. I found the water main frozen because of a lack of insulation, so I heated it & got the water flowing & insulate so it wouldn't happen again. On the second call this customer again couldn't get a plumber so she called me to fix a shower valve that wouldn't stuff off so they had to shut off all the water in the house. Again I felt sorry for her & tried to help but found the shower valve was so old & rusty it was beyond repair so I called my plumber & begged him to help her. Before he went over, I managed to isolate the water to just the shower so they could have some water until the plumber came. Keep in mind that the whole house water shut off is behind a finish wall that was build in front of the valve. So this next time around I cut a small hole in the wall & covered it with a small block because I didn't think she would be able to get to the shut off where it was. She then asked me if I could fix the vanity faucet & look at the toilet that ran a lot. I found the valve seat worn out in the Delta faucet & the toilet fill valve leaking water past the shut off. So I replaced the toilet fill valve & installed a Delta repair kit to the vanity faucet. She then mentioned that the toilet valve had been replaced before which then made me think she might be having all these problems because of high water pressure. So I called the Portland Water District to find she has almost 90 lbs of water pressure, well above the recommended 60 lbs limit. So I suggested she have a pressure reducing valve installed or she would continue to have problems with her plumbing fixtures. But after seeing how ungrateful she was for me helping her out twice, when she couldn't get anyone else, I chose to not quote on the additional work. Now you know the rest of the story!"
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