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About
I've recently moved to Western Mass from Cordova, Alaska. I've
learned many trades working in all types of jobs in remote Alaska.
Previous jobs have included facility maintenance/tech,
construction/remodel, and commercial fishing. I can provide
references if requested. I aim to please and make sure my clients are satisfied with my work. Here's a list of some things I do:
Services include:
• Drywall/Drywall Repair
• Carpentry
• Doors
• Demo
• Small Remodels
• Flooring
• Appliance Installation
• Any Repairs
• Light Plumbing
• Molding/Trimming/Finish Carpentry
• Painting (interior/exterior)
• Landscaping Maintenance
• Yard Cleaning
• Pressure Washing (House/Deck/Driveway)
• Furniture/Equipment Assembly
• Light Fixtures
• Outlets and Switches
• More….
Overview
Background checked
1 employee
4 years in business
Business hours
This pro hasn't listed their business hours.
Payment methods
This pro accepts payments via Cash and Check.
Services offered
Appliance type
Washer / dryer
Refrigerator
Oven / stove
Dishwasher
Power source
Electricity
Projects and media
Projects and media
Reviews
Customers rated this pro highly for punctuality, professionalism, and work quality.
5.0
1 review
5
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Kate S.
Feb 2, 2023
Quick and clean
A&E Handy Services LLC's reply
Thank you
Credentials
Background Check
Ted Velasco
FAQs
What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
I do Charge a $60 Service fee which covers my fuel, tools, insurance, etc.
And depending on job I charge by my hourly of $65hr, or an estimate of a project or square footage. Not including the material.
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I Like to set a date to meet. And if the job is small enough I can see what I need and get it done, or if it's a bigger job, I give a rough estimate and schedule a date to start job.
Email and texting work best for sharing info back and forth.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I come from a small town where everyone knows a little of everything. I worked as a maintenance guy for a cannery for 4 years learning some plumbing, refrigeration, and electrical, to working construction 5 years learning carpentry, drywall, painting, doors, framing etc.
