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Phone number:

1 (650) 457-83-32

Opening times

Mon - Sat: 7.00 - 18:00

Email:

info@besthandymanpro.com

Our Services

Call: (650) 457-83-32

Drywall & Painting

If you’ve ever seen a home with a bad drywall or paint job, you know how big of a deal it is to hire the right company for this job. How do you sort through all the options and find someone? Every company says they are the best and the reviews can sometimes be misleading.

Plumbing & Electrical

Even if you are confident in your ability to “do it yourself,” there are a couple of tasks that you may want to turn over to the pros; plumbing and electrical. These two jobs not only require in-depth knowledge to complete correctly, they also pose a risk of injury to you or your home if done incorrectly.

Realtor Punch List

Realtors have a challenging job. There are always deadlines to meet, repair addendums to complete, and a few last-minute repair jobs that need to be tackled prior to closing. These tasks are commonly referred to as a “punch list,” and that’s how we got our name.

Windows & Doors

There are few jobs that you can have done to your home that strike the balance between form and function more than repairing or replacing windows and doors. These elements truly do add curb appeal, and they serve an important purpose when it comes to energy efficiency and everyday convenience, too.

New Construction

Does your family need more living space, but you don't want to move? Are you tired of looking at the same flooring and same tiles every time you move around?

Kitchen & Bathrooms

When you’re looking to make a big change in your home, two of the first places you may look at are the kitchen and the bathroom. Even the smallest upgrades in these areas can make you feel more comfortable and even add value if you plan to sell.

Tile & Flooring

Have you considered how big of a difference it could make to your home to replace even SOME of the flooring or tile work? Whether you have immediate plans to sell or you intend to stay put for years to come, changing the flooring can completely change your home.

Carpentry & Decks

Hiring someone to complete a carpentry job is a big deal, whether it be shelving, trim work, wood rot repair or deck work. You want the work done properly, with craftsmanship you’ll be proud to live with or show off to buyers when you get ready to sell your home.

Warranty

We are proud of the work that we do and want you to be happy with our service. Please let us know if there is something that you are not satisfied with and we will be happy to take a look at it right away.

You can give us a call to rent that is within your budget frame today! (650) 457-83-32

Helpful Tips If You're Hiring A Handyman

A handyman is someone who gets paid to do various household chores and repairs. The range of skills a handyman has varies greatly from person to person. A handyman can do odd jobs such as lawn work or raking leaves. They can also do minor home repair or improvements such as painting. The search for the right handyman starts with you.

Decide what needs to be done and make a detailed list. Do not expect every handyman to have all the skills necessary to do everything around the house. Handymen are typically used for smaller projects or one-time jobs. Handymen with a wide range of skills are typically more expensive and you might be able to save money by finding one who specializes in just your particular needs. If you simply need someone to paint a room, hiring a professional who has woodworking skills and electrical knowledge might prove to be more costly. If you have a laundry list of items that need work however, choosing one who has a range of skills well suited to your list may save time and money. Ask detailed questions about their experience.

Getting references is important. There are many stories of disastrous labor experiences from shoddy work to outright theft. Ensuring your handyman is trustworthy and well respected is essential in ensuring a good job. The best way to find a quality worker is by referral. Many handymen stay busy simply on word of mouth referrals from happy customers. Talk to neighbors, family, and friends to see if they have had positive experiences.

Get a written estimate that includes the price and time for completion. Unscrupulous handymen may give a verbal estimate and when it’s time to pay come up with a list of things that raised the price higher than expected. Know up- front what the work will cost be and any variables that may affect a change.

Get a contract in writing. This will protect you if anything goes wrong. A handyman who is willing to put it in writing is typically more trustworthy also. If they aren’t willing to do this, they are not the person to be trusted with your job. Check to see if they have valid liability insurance and get proof. Although you may opt to forego this for smaller jobs, there can be damage if things go awry and you want to be covered.

Hiring a handyman can be very useful in getting a lot of smaller tasks accomplished. They can also be a much more affordable option then hiring a licensed contractor. Check references and skill levels before making a final decision and be sure you are comfortable with the person. Remember that this person will have access to your home so you want to feel secure in your choice.

List of Projects

The list of projects which handymen can do is extensive, and varies from easy-to-learn tasks which take little time such as changing a light bulb, to extensive projects which require multiple steps, such as kitchen remodeling. Here is a partial list:

Note: this is a partial list

Phone number:

1 (650) 457-83-32

Opening times

Mon - Sat: 7.00 - 18:00

Email:

info@besthandymanpro.com

Our Services

Call: (650) 457-83-32

Drywall & Painting

If you’ve ever seen a home with a bad drywall or paint job, you know how big of a deal it is to hire the right company for this job. How do you sort through all the options and find someone? Every company says they are the best and the reviews can sometimes be misleading.

Plumbing & Electrical

Even if you are confident in your ability to “do it yourself,” there are a couple of tasks that you may want to turn over to the pros; plumbing and electrical. These two jobs not only require in-depth knowledge to complete correctly, they also pose a risk of injury to you or your home if done incorrectly.

Realtor Punch List

Realtors have a challenging job. There are always deadlines to meet, repair addendums to complete, and a few last-minute repair jobs that need to be tackled prior to closing. These tasks are commonly referred to as a “punch list,” and that’s how we got our name.

Windows & Doors

There are few jobs that you can have done to your home that strike the balance between form and function more than repairing or replacing windows and doors. These elements truly do add curb appeal, and they serve an important purpose when it comes to energy efficiency and everyday convenience, too.

New Construction

Does your family need more living space, but you don't want to move? Are you tired of looking at the same flooring and same tiles every time you move around?

Kitchen & Bathrooms

When you’re looking to make a big change in your home, two of the first places you may look at are the kitchen and the bathroom. Even the smallest upgrades in these areas can make you feel more comfortable and even add value if you plan to sell.

Tile & Flooring

Have you considered how big of a difference it could make to your home to replace even SOME of the flooring or tile work? Whether you have immediate plans to sell or you intend to stay put for years to come, changing the flooring can completely change your home.

Carpentry & Decks

Hiring someone to complete a carpentry job is a big deal, whether it be shelving, trim work, wood rot repair or deck work. You want the work done properly, with craftsmanship you’ll be proud to live with or show off to buyers when you get ready to sell your home.

Warranty

We are proud of the work that we do and want you to be happy with our service. Please let us know if there is something that you are not satisfied with and we will be happy to take a look at it right away.

You can give us a call to rent that is within your budget frame today! (650) 457-83-32

Helpful Tips If You're Hiring A Handyman

A handyman is someone who gets paid to do various household chores and repairs. The range of skills a handyman has varies greatly from person to person. A handyman can do odd jobs such as lawn work or raking leaves. They can also do minor home repair or improvements such as painting. The search for the right handyman starts with you.

Decide what needs to be done and make a detailed list. Do not expect every handyman to have all the skills necessary to do everything around the house. Handymen are typically used for smaller projects or one-time jobs. Handymen with a wide range of skills are typically more expensive and you might be able to save money by finding one who specializes in just your particular needs. If you simply need someone to paint a room, hiring a professional who has woodworking skills and electrical knowledge might prove to be more costly. If you have a laundry list of items that need work however, choosing one who has a range of skills well suited to your list may save time and money. Ask detailed questions about their experience.

Getting references is important. There are many stories of disastrous labor experiences from shoddy work to outright theft. Ensuring your handyman is trustworthy and well respected is essential in ensuring a good job. The best way to find a quality worker is by referral. Many handymen stay busy simply on word of mouth referrals from happy customers. Talk to neighbors, family, and friends to see if they have had positive experiences.

Get a written estimate that includes the price and time for completion. Unscrupulous handymen may give a verbal estimate and when it’s time to pay come up with a list of things that raised the price higher than expected. Know up- front what the work will cost be and any variables that may affect a change.

Get a contract in writing. This will protect you if anything goes wrong. A handyman who is willing to put it in writing is typically more trustworthy also. If they aren’t willing to do this, they are not the person to be trusted with your job. Check to see if they have valid liability insurance and get proof. Although you may opt to forego this for smaller jobs, there can be damage if things go awry and you want to be covered.

Hiring a handyman can be very useful in getting a lot of smaller tasks accomplished. They can also be a much more affordable option then hiring a licensed contractor. Check references and skill levels before making a final decision and be sure you are comfortable with the person. Remember that this person will have access to your home so you want to feel secure in your choice.

List of Projects

The list of projects which handymen can do is extensive, and varies from easy-to-learn tasks which take little time such as changing a light bulb, to extensive projects which require multiple steps, such as kitchen remodeling. Here is a partial list:

Note: this is a partial list

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