Handyman Harry

I've been in construction most of my adult life. I work part time for a local family-owned construction business, but that leaves me with a lot of idle time. I'm a straight shooter. What you see is what you get. I have a big family and a big heart. As an 11-year Army veteran I'm used to working hard, operating within defined boundaries, and creatively improvising when needed. I'm a professional, and as such I prefer not to waste your time by showing up for a service call without a reasonable understanding of what needs to be done. I prefer to arrive with the right tools, materials, and enough time to complete the work. I promise to respect your property, your family, your time, and your dollars. I think I charge a fair price for my services, and I stand by my work. I do a little bit of everything, but not licensed for any of it. If you want to pay top dollar for a licensed/bonded/insured person I am NOT your guy. If you have a small job, even just a couple hours and you want to get your money's worth, I'm your guy. I do any sort of handyman job you can imagine. A good rule of thumb is that if Home Depot carries it, I can install/repair it. Light plumbing/electrical, roofing, drywall, painting, etc. No job is too small or too dirty. Virtual estimates are free, but if I have to travel to your home to assess the situation I'll charge $75/hr for my time there and one-way travel time from Harpers Ferry. Typically I'll waive the estimate fee if hired. For completing the actual work, I charge $200 for the first hour and $120 for each hour after that. For a 2-man crew it's $260 for the first hour and $180 each hour after that. God bless!