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"Happy Handyman did an excellent job replacing two windows at my house. I will definitely use them again."

"He did a great job replacing the hardware on my cabinets. Will recommend to anyone in need of help with cabinets. "

"Very detailed work and friendly. I would use this company again for a repair."

I am a young man that does his best to make sure my client is happy with the work done

Hello! My Name is Riley and I’m a very versatile handyman happy to help with your next project from small to large!

"installed new deck and repaired another existing deck"

"Everything went well and pretty much according to schedule. Mary Jo and Rodney (the owners) were responsive to inquiries and coordinated any changes with us in advance to make sure the changes worked with our schedule as well as theirs and their subcontractors."

"Good work at a reasonable price (I shopped around). He had a fix for a screen door that rubbed that others had not recommended but it turned out to be the best idea. Would not hesitate to hire again. Interesting fact. He used to be a professional opera singer and has toured the world."

"The vehical was picked and delivered within the a scheduled time, and the delivery driver was very professional. He even provided disinfectant wipes to clean the steering wheel, shifter, doors and center console. If I need another car transported I would definitely hire UFA again."

"Had a retaining wall extending away from our house with a defective brick cap with failing masonry and bricks falling away left and right. We also had several spots on our brick house where the brick either separated or noticeable masonry cracks were developing. Of the two contractors I considered, Pete came by and took his time to understand the issues, match mortar and to propose long-term fixes (the first contractor just looked over photos and planned to repair what was a poor design). During the job, he gave expert advice on what areas to keep an eye on moving forward (i.e. spots where the home brickwork design could be a problem later). He also noticed a neighbor's brick chimney was actually leaning by 5-10 degrees and advised her to think hard about a repair in the near future, noting an expensive repair was far better than a collapsed chimney. In my case, he removed the existing bricks from the top of the retaining wall, preserved the vast majority of them (removed the attached mortar), poured underneath a new concrete base and reinstalled the brickwork in a way that apart from the mortar (lighter white, but essentially identically to existing) was really hard to distinguish from the rest of the house. He also removed / repaired mortar around multiple cracks around the house. And in one tricky area, he removed the outer half of several bricks (which separated on their own) and cut bricks to replace and re-mortar in a way that was again hard to distinguish from the surrounding brickwork. This was a 2 day job for Pete to complete. While the job was a little expensive, it was well worth the investment to make sure that the repairs would fully reestablish the harmony and attractiveness of our exterior brickwork. I am honestly a DIY kind of homeowner who really dislikes bringing in contractors, but there is no way that I could have done this on my own, at least not without leaving behind a series of eyesores... So if you care about your brickwork's useful life and appearance, or you have a complicated repair job, I highly recommend Pete."