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"Bill is very easy to communicate with and very flexible, which I really appreciated. Initially I hired him to do some ceiling drywall repair after a small roof leak, replace a few exterior doors, replace some rotten siding, and fix a non-working gate. His work was great. But I also added on a number of other small items as he worked and he did a great job communicating with me throughout the process. He also made some good suggestions regarding problems he identified around the house that should be addressed in the future, without being pushy at all."

"I hired Major Construction to help with a door that had noticeable gaps, and I couldn’t be more pleased with the results. They did an excellent job—the gaps are completely sealed, and the door now fits perfectly. The work was done efficiently and with great attention to detail. Friendly, professional, and clearly experienced. I highly recommend their services and will definitely be calling them again for future projects!"

"Leo and Laura were very responsive and clearly communicated how they work. Leo replaced parts to the toilet and was able to diagnose the problem with the leaky dishwasher but wasn’t able to fix it because a special part was needed. Would definitely hire them again for handyman work."

"everything went smooth, they picked up within the 3 day window and actually delivered 3 days earlier then expected...and no scratches or any type of damage at all very happy thanks guys...great job"

"Everyone told me that home repair companies would likely be taking only big roofing jobs after Hurricane Zeta hit New Orleans and that I might have to wait a month or longer to replace a single missing shingle that blew off during the Category 2 hurricane. While it definitely doesn’t meet the definition of a “big job,” even a single missing shingle can result in potentially significant (not to mention expensive) water damage inside the home the next time it rains. So, we called our go-to home-repair company, One Man and A Toolbox, the Monday after the hurricane. It isn’t often that I leave friends slack-jawed but that’s just what happened when I informed them that One Man and a Toolbox was sending one of their experienced workers (Henry) out to repair our roof the very next day (Tuesday). Henry not only repaired the roof shingle in question but also fixed another errant shingle he spotted while up on our roof. Total cost: $80. We are so grateful to One Man and a Toolbox for their amazing customer service and professional quality work — especially after a hurricane. This company is a class act. If it sounds like I’m a happy (and loyal) customer, you would be absolutely correct."

"This was the only appliance repair company listed for me and when I called, the receptionist was very polite and professional, but sadly, had to tell me they no longer service my area. It's amazing how hard it is to find a reliable appliance repair company these days."

"Jeff is truly a "Jack of All Trades", he spent a day at our daughter's house in New Orleans doing everything from power washing to installing dimmers, trimming doors and hanging curtain rods. He arrived with a well equipped trailer furnished to conquer any job and works quickly and efficiently. No job too big or small and his rates are very reasonable. We will definitely be calling Jeff again!"

"Jeremy and his team were very efficient and did good work. He was willing to work with me when I asked for some changes and didn't charge me for some additional labor it took to clear bamboo and other things taking over my fence. Very reasonable cost. Would definitely hire again."

"There were a few hiccups, some of which were completely expected. <br /> (a) Earlier work (10 years ago) demonstrated that my floors were not level.  As I expected, there was additional cost to level the floors.  <br /> (b) The contractor originally left off the use of quarter-rounds to finish off the connection of baseboard and floor.  After discussion with the subcontractor lead, they decided it was needed. The change increased the cost, but I was ok with that. <br /> A few were unexpected <br /> (a) I misread the contract and did not notice that it was written to indicate that the tub would be replaced with a new tub.  The change increased the cost.  <br /> (b) I requested a line item cost for moving furniture, et al.  However, the contractors understood that to be only moving furniture and not all of the packed items.  The cost was increased to move boxes and items which had not been packed. <br /> (c) I needed to rent a POD for a month to hold the house's contents.  Upon consideration, I think this was an excellent suggestion. However, this also increased my cost. <br /> Despite all of the occasional misunderstanding, I am very much satisfied with the result.  This is the first time that I've used a contractor who did not pick all of the materials without my input.  It took more time that I expected to pick items that met the cost guidelines provided by the contractor.  However, this process meant that I ended up with a result as customized as possible with my budget. <br />"

"Perfect from start to finish. Professional, organized, and a pleasure to work with. I highly recommend Jack and Son. The work was exactly what I wanted. In fact, I cannot even see where the repairs were made."