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"Great work and was able to do it quickly! Would hire again and highly recommend AL!"

Manhattan Handyman Services LLC is committed to excellence in every aspect of our business. We uphold a standard of integrity bound by fairness, honesty, and personal responsibility. Our distinction is the quality of service we bring to our customers. Accurate knowledge of our trade combined with ability is what makes us true professionals. Above all, we are watchful of our customers' interests, and make their concerns the basis of our business.

"It went very well overall.  The men were courteous and proficient.  They were very careful to follow all the idiosyncrasies of our house to put in the soffit, and they solved a problem for a v-area of our room which was causing a great rush of water to overflow the gutters during rainstorms by adding a backsplash.  The windows and patio door were very nicely installed and framed.  We are very pleased. <br />"

"Ben is exceptionally reliable and efficient. He is my go-to all trades repair man! The hardest thing to find in my industry is a punctual contractor who is reliable, honest, and also reasonable. Ben consistently shows up and gets the job done. He can tackle almost anything and provides fast and efficient, yet high quality work. I always know I can count on him and that's the most important thing in my industry! I highly recommend Ben for any job, big and small."

"The service was excellent! They arrived to pick up the vehicle a day earlier which was great. They delivered the vehicle right to my daughter's door and found a side street to unload. The service was delivered within the time frame given. All of my questions were answered via phone or email and the paperwork was seamless and the price was very reasonable."

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"Fox Home was wonderful to work with and proposed creative solutions to many aspects of the work. Chris Fox was extremely patient with my constant questions & graciously considered all my unsolicited 'input'. Provided complete & thorough estimates & brainstormed w me ways to reduce costs. Guided me, but allowed me to make final decisions regarding purchase of fixtures, etc. Responded to and adjusted anything relating to my concerns w the work. ( I am a little disappointed in the quality of he paint job on some of the trim work, but they did their best, I think, to correct the issues without completely starting over on this aspect). Made good or corrected any mistakes or miscalculations made by their subcontractors (I was not pleased w the lighting subcontractor). Obviously committed to quality work and customer satisfaction. Total cost (approx 50,000) included custom cabinets and walnut hardwood throughout so could have been considerably less if I had made less expensive demands in that respect. Carefully went over any price adjustments along the way as well as at the end of the project before I paid. Project did take longer than anticipated as is often the case. I would hire Fox Home Innovations again in a skinny minute! 2 1/2 years later we still LOVE our new space!"

"The initial greeting was great. Jim was friendly not pushy like the renewal by Anderson's salesman that came out to my place. Jim was there during the install and Doing the Work with his installers. Unlike the above named Company's guy. <br /> From start to finish they did what i wanted. They are courteous, clean up after themselves, and work around you to get your home back together in a timely fashion. Vanguard did a professional job, gave us a great quality window at an excellent price. Would recommend to my neighbors. <br />"

"There were at least three instances of where the hardwood flooring being installed was not straight or had a bump (did not seem correct) and was pointed out to the installer. At that point, there was not much he could do. Also, when the carpeting for the remaining two bedrooms was trimmed by a carpet installer employed or contracted by this company, the carpeting was cut back a little too far (to fit under the hardwood threshold for the door adjoining the carpeted room to the new hardwood hallway). Again, nothing much could be done at this point - the damage was done but this too was pointed out to the installer. Next, It was discovered when their plumbing company came back to reinstall the dishwasher in the kitchen that the installer had installed the 3/4" hardwood to the entire dishwasher alcove under the counter. Apparently the previous laminate floor had ended just past the edge of the dishwasher. When their plumber came to install the dishwasher, he removed the insulating blanket around the unit to get it installed and seemed to be ready to dispose of this insulating cover/jacket before I went back to check on progress. Again, he told me not much could be done. I paid the bill for the plumbing installation but do remember speaking to someone there about the plumber and how it was hid from me that the blanket would not fit. Luckily I had returned in time to check on progress where I retained the "blanket/jacket". Another issue during the hardwood installation is that no protection was used to keep my walls from marring in some areas when the pneumatic nail gun was used along the edge of a room. I still have the marks in the living room. When we chose to have the carpeting in two of the three bedrooms on the main level replaced with solid wood, we chose another company and noticed how they protected the walls from disfigurement. Of course this work was done in early 2008 so perhaps they have improved since then. I believe the flooring installer did the best he could, was personable and polite but not much could be done to correct the situation. My only recourse was to not use them again. I was not happy with the way the plumber hid the problem with the dishwasher. I promptly paid all costs/invoices and again, decided lesson learned - just do not use them again."

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