Handyman Bill

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Introduction: I'm a perfectionist. At least try to be. Very concerned about the finished product being what the customer wants and do the work as if it was my own property. The satisfaction of hearing "Great job" from the clients. I like a challenge and it's even more gratifying to complete a tough job successfully.

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30 years in business

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Andrew G.

Dec 4, 2014

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Bill was a true find for us! We hired him to do a railing and bannister remodel/repair for our colonial home. He was an excellent communicator, asked us how we wanted it to look, and completed the job in a day. He stained the wood EXCELLENTLY to meet our goals, and was a pleasure to talk with the entire time. He did a great job, was very professional, and his work is quality. He made us feel at ease hiring him to do the job, and I would recommend him to ANYONE needing some carpentry work!

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
An hourly rate for repair jobs that take under 4 hours. Such as, grout and caulking bathrooms that take 2 to 3 hours to complete, not that complicated. I would charge a lower hourly rate. A job requiring more time or more skills or both such as replacing plumbing parts, hanging a chandelier, hanging large doors (patio door) or windows. I would charge a higher rate. At times I'll give a client an estimate based on estimated time and materials plus difficulty.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I'm close to retiring. Almost out the door. There are a few things I still learn about repairing things like appliances, plumbing and light fixtures.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
To supplement my income at first. I had management jobs for 30 years. 20 of those years was working afternoon shift. So, in the morning, I would do handyman stuff until it was time to start my second job. Eight years ago, the company did away with my shift, so I got my contractors license and insurance. I always liked working with my hands, fixing things. Being creative.