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"We hired My Handyman of Ann Arbor to install subway tile for a 35 square ft area on a wall in our kitchen. Service Professional Kirk W. was on time, friendly, explained the process while working on this 2 day project. It turned our AMAZING and much better then if I would of attempted to do it myself. Absolutely worth the cost as it adds such new character to our kitchen. Thanks My Handyman!"

Our mission is to bring back an old world, personal touch to our clients projects and build a relationship that will last a lifetime! We offer exceptional customer service and quality workmanship, all at an affordable price! We're passionate about delivering an extraordinary experience to every client. When you hire us, you're hiring a team of trained, skilled professionals that deliver lasting value to your home. As a locally owned and operated business we feel invested in our clients and constantly strive for customer satisfaction. We won't leave until the job is done right! Just a few of our services include: Drywall, flooring repairs, appliance installation, deck repairs, door installs, furniture assembly, tile work, playscape assembly, caulking, window and screen repair, ceiling fan installs, minor electrical work, fence repairs, railings, picture hanging, television wall mounting, minor concrete and masonry work, minor plumbing repairs, tile backsplashes, faucet and sink installs, handicap comfort living installations and much more!! Residential & Commercial. Call today or click to schedule an estimate directly with the owner!

"David arrived early (after calling first) and got right to work on the fan/lighting unit, which works and looks great.  He advised me thoroughly on pros and cons of going forward with drywall repair before roof patch was 'tested' by rain, but I decided to go ahead.  He ran out for some drywall which cost me hardly anything.  All efficiently and without chit-chat, which I highly value as I work at home.  I was so surprised at all he got done in four hours.  With the Angie's List coupon, I feel like I got a steal of a deal. <br />"

"After running diagnostics, Duane replaced the ice maker with a new one and tested it. Everything was perfect."

"Transport happened two days late even after an uplift in service to assure the vehicle move happened before or on the target move date. My main issue was the communications of an issue, I was informed the morning of the day the vehicle was suppose to be off the property. Then there was no projected date for resolving the issue that I could pass on the the new property owner and no lead time to allow me to find other carriers to handle the move. Auto Transport - United Freight Of America did continue to work the issue and a new transport was provided two days later however I found out about that 1 hour before the truck was going to meet me at the property. I had arranged to have an alternate transport occur on Friday just before I got the call however I was able to cancel the Friday transport. The C rating would have been a B if there was more communication and if there was a maybe selection for "would I use them again" I would have selected that."

"Alex was a nice kid, but he made mistakes that caused the job to take three times as long and double in price, and the company failed to address these problems. First, he bought a bad part at the hardware store, and had to make a second trip. Then, he forgot to solder one of the new copper pipe connections, forcing him to have to redo the job. Then, while trying to get the lines dry again so he could redo the solder, he broke a second valve that then also needed to be replaced (in fairness to Alex, the valves in the home are clearly shot). He never could get the line to dry, so he had to make yet another trip to the hardware store to buy an expensive $60 sharkbite valve. Should I have had to pay full price for fixing something Alex broke, or for the expensive part that wouldn't have been needed if he'd done the job right the first time? The company ignored me when I brought this issue to their attention. Compounding these problems, the company did not provide an itemized bill despite threatening an additional fee if payment was not provided at time of service. Although Alex told me he did not charge for the extra hardware store trips, when I asked him to justify the shockingly high bill, it turns out he either lied or made a mistake totaling up the bill. I had to argue with him to get the price down to what he said it should have been. And it was only after I paid that he took the time to clean up the awful mess in the basement. All told, the job took 3 hours instead of 1 hour, and cost more than what it would have cost for me to hire a plumber. $300 to replace a simple valve. When I brought these issues to the attention of the owner, Alex's father, I was ignored for two weeks, and then offered a token $4 reimbursement, which the company has yet to send me 6 weeks later. Suffice to say I won't be hiring Fabulous Mr. Fixit again."

"The Doctor Flue team came out to my place right on time (actually, early!) and called ahead with their ETA. They were respectful of my home, great to work with, and did a fantastic job checking my chimney and gas fireplace to make sure it was safe and in working order. They "reset" the hearth, added the necessary materials, climbed a 30 foot ladder in 20 degree weather to check my chimney and provided a very detailed after-action report along with photos to give to my HOA for repairs. Cannot recommend them enough, all around a very positive experience."

"The main problem areas (master bed and bath) are definitely warmer. The guys that came and did the work (Ethan and Lamar) were good guys and did the best they could. However, it was sold to me that the gaps would all be filled. They weren't. You can see it on the heat gun. So, I don't feel as thought I was given what I was sold. Yes, it is warmer but we can still see the gaps of cold in several locations when you look at the heat gun. If you hire this company (or any company) to retro-insulate your house, here is some advice: - demand they bring the heat gun when they do the work so that they can tell where they need to drill more holes and put more insulation in. I have no idea why they don't do that anyways. It is counter-intuitive to use the heat gun when you *sell* the job but then not use it when you *do* the job. - tell them to not leave as much mud on the dry wall repairs. The painters suggested this after having to sand down thick layers of mud over the repaired holes. I had some other issues they they were *very* responsive in taking care of. Now, everything is painted and the dry wall is all repaired. Unfortunately, I didn't have them come back with the heat gun until after all of that work was done. So ,I can't afford to have them drill more holes again and repair and paint them all again. In summary, my house is warmer and I think they are good people but they weren't able to do all that they claimed."

"Phil came right away (was even a little early), got right to work and was done in less than an hour. He already had the parts on-hand, knew what he was doing, and double checked our breaker panel to make sure that everything in that circuit was working correctly. A+++"

"21st century replaced almost all of our windows recently. He was recommended to us by a few friends who had worked with him. After talking to some of his competition, engaging with Mark was a breath of fresh air. Not pushy, very easy to work with, budget conscious and excellent installation. I would unreservedly recommend Mark for any of your windows replacement work."