Your Handyman Guy

"I was the fourth contractor on this job, because Jackson fired every single one of them. The holes were already in the walls when I took this job, and those holes are what I was paid to repair. I repaired the holes, did other jobs for him, which included installation of the front door, which I haven't been paid for to this very day. I couldn't reenter the property to recover tools or to take pictures to prove that I did all the repair work plus some. How I know about the other contractors is they showed up to retrieve their tools that they couldn't get prior to me being there, and Jackson told me about them himself. I had the homeowner's interest at heart and didn't allow the other contractors in. Now, I regret not letting them have their tools, because I'm one of Jackson's casualties. I DID complete this job. And when I showed up to retrieve my belongings the very next day, someone had already moved in. This man is a con man."

"The huffing and puffing was while I was in Shy's small, extremely hot attic. Shy stood on the ladder while I showed him the devastation mice had rendered to his household wiring. There were trails and droppings everywhere. I removed the insulation to find this. So the next repairman only had to do the repair and then, hopefully replace the insulation. $160.00 is my service call."

"This gentleman ordered his hot water heater online and it was never there every time I showed up to install it. This gentleman wanted me to do other jobs for him, but I would not commit to anything until I had installed his hot water heater. FedEx and UPS would not deliver because of the weight and distance. This gentleman's address is even out of my zip code area for HomeAdvisor. I charged him $100.00 for 4 (four) trips and the actual installation. I did not remove the original hot water heater. And I was not paid to remove the heater."

"Our schedules did not match, that is why it took over a week. I do not carry a tool box, never have. I laid her padding and carpet without carpet strip between rooms, because I was told she couldn't afford it, so I neatly tucked it for her. I left no gouges in her walls, but this home is not in the best shape. As far as the garage door is concerned, it's in such bad condition that it is mostly styrofoam insulation with holes in the bottom panel that she used to run extension cords through. I was told to screw a board along the bottom to cover the holes and to paint what I could. Paint will not adhere to styrofoam insulation. I truly did the best I could. The original estimate was $1300.00 and I did the job for $900.00 Her husband inspected everything, shook my hand, paid me, and said I did a good job. I'm assuming the loan fell through because of the condition of this house and she is projecting her disappointment onto me."

"This is difficult to comment on. I spoke with her son, and he explained the situation to me. His mother isn't in the best of health and yes, there was a misunderstanding."

"This is just a job that I never got paid for. I can't understand the majority of this comment. This job was impossible to do in one day and I'm upfront immediately, letting customers know that they are not the only customer. And I wasn't hired to seal a driveway. I was hired to take down an antenna tower and hang lights. Her comments on the lights don't make sense. I'm sorry this customer wasn't happy, but again...she never paid me for one bit of the work."

"This customer stood next to me and told me exactly what to remove from her tree. Two weeks later, I get a phone call wanting me to come out and trim more. I was paid for the job that she approved completion herself. I couldn't go back to do her a favor. I have other customers."