Why Choose a Largo FL Affordable Handyman...

Some people make the mistake of choosing the wrong handyman for their home repair needs.  You want someone that is professional, on time and knows what they are doing.

If you are looking for the best, you will find everything you need. We can help you.

 We offer...
-Kitchen repairs and remodel
-Bath repairs and remodel
-Painting
-Pressure washing
-Window and door repair
-Roof repair
-Flooring, carpet, tile, wood
-Drywall repairs
-and so much more...

These are just some of the handyman services that we provide.  If there is something wrong with your house that you need fixed we can handle it.  

Just contact us and we will send out one of our trusted and professional handymen to take care of your needs.  

We treat you and your home with the courtesy and respect you deserve.  

Why put if off any longer?  Call us today for a no hassle quote.

What Jobs Should I Hire a Handyman For?

Answer...

Some small repairs or modifications may be easily be handled by anyone with a screwdriver or hammer.  However, is entirely dependent on the individual. What one person considers a simple task could be well beyond the abilities of another person. One way to decide if a project is better as a DIY project is to ask yourself what can go wrong and how badly.

• Updating your kitchen cabinets with new handles is a project with very few complications. The worst that could happen is that you might not have screwed them in tight enough and they come loose.
• Replacing an electrical outlet, however, can be very dangerous if you do it wrong. If you don’t know about electrical currents and how they work in your house, call someone who does.

Another consideration to think about is how many people it will take to do the job. A single person can build a house. However, it’s going to take a very long time and will be very difficult. Installing insulation or drywall can be handled quite easily by one person and requires little in the way of specialized skills. The actual effort of the job should be regarded as well. Installing a cinderblock wall is very labor-intensive. Moving blocks, mortar, and rebar can become tiring very quickly.  

Handyman

A handyman is the happy medium between DIY or hiring a contractor. As stated above, there are some jobs a handyman isn’t allowed to do. This is why some handymen are also licensed contractors. It enables them to spread their nets wider when bidding on jobs.

• A handyman can take care of numerous small jobs and sometimes works with contractors on large projects, especially when time is of the essence.
• A handyman is quite versatile and can help with everything from replacing your thermostat to paving a new walkway.
• They can handle most jobs that you may not have the time or ability to do yourself.
• They can also do jobs that may be trickier than you might think like a toilet replacement.

To determine if you can use a handyman instead of a fully-licensed contractor, ask yourself the following:

• Could I do it myself if I only had the time?
• Could I do it myself if I only had the knowledge or ability?
• Should this take less than a day?
• Should this cost less than $500?
• Can this be done by only one or two people?
• Can this be done without a permit?

Answering “yes” to these usually means that your project can be done by a handyman. When looking for bids, be sure to give as much detail about the job as possible. An ethical handyman will tell you upfront if the job requires a contractor or if he or she isn’t comfortable with certain kinds of work.

A contractor is a specialist in his or her field: electrical contractor, plumbing contractor, construction contractor, etc. They often oversee a team that may consist of subcontractors who handle specialized jobs within the larger project. They are expected to be knowledgeable about permits and other such technicalities.

Handymen specialize in odd jobs. It could be replacing a broken cabinet hinge, stopping a leaky faucet or sanding down a gouge in your wood floor. The handyman is a trained generalist, and it was probably a handyman who coined the phrase, "No job too small."