Hand Me The Hammer LLC

Excellent, excellent service. Will always utilize Tom’s services—he is the best!

Excellent service at very reasonable price.

Excellent, Excellent work. I am so pleased with the results. Tom is very fair! Definitely recommend his work without hesitation!

Great he is very good and a good man

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Came right on the minute and did beautiful work. It is the second time I have used him and it sure will not be the last.

Tom did a great job and I would highly recommend him. He worked very hard to accomplish all of my requests. He paid attention to detail and his pricing was very fair. The work was all done in a timely fashion. I am very, very pleased! I will hire him again when needed.

Excellent job.

We found Tom through Angie's List. He was excellent, just as described. We live locally and needed a GFI switch replaced as well as a leaky toilet fixed. It is hard to find someone to call on for the small projects. He arrived right on time. Fixed everything at a very reasonable cost and we will be calling on him as long as he is in business! Thank you!

It went extremely well. He was thorough and professional. He was realistic in what the repairs would entail.He was on time and did everything I needed him to do. When he got here after I showed him everything he could help me repair and he got right to work. If I ever need something else repaired I will call him. I recommend him for anyone who needs something repaired.

I use them all the time. They do excellent work. He is very reliable, neat, and does a good job. I would highly recommend him.

He was very timely, and he was excellent.

Hand Me The Hammer (Tom) gets the Larry the Cable Guy "Get 'er done" award. I want to provide one incident to set the tone of the rating and remember, Hand Me The Hammer was subcontracting and did not do the initial measurements, etc. When Hand Me The Hammer (Tom) arrived, he disconnected the plumbing and removed the counter tops and old cabinets. When he moved in the replacement cabinets, they were two inches taller than the old cabinets. There was an existing mirror glued to the wall and the installing the higher cabinets would overlap the bottom of the mirror. Tom's solution? Push the cabinet back against the mirror and then tell my wife he would "fill in the gap". While technically this would have worked for the cabinet, filling in the gap of the counter top and back splash would have been a mess. The correct solution was to remove the mirror, cut it down reset the mirror and then install the cabinet back against the wall. The primary contractor had to intervene and stop the installation. This is one of several instances where Tom wanted to push ahead to get the job done when things were not right. Summary: The work Tom did was good. However, he is a handyman, not a contractor. In his profile, he says: Services Do Not Include: most projects that would include extensive remodeling or multiple days to complete would not be performed. [...] [Emphasis added] Heed this. As the job slowed, Tom repeatedly complained that he had "other work to do" and he "needed to get this done". I think if we used Tom for a one day job, his rating might be higher.

Hes very excellent and careful and I have plans for him to come out in the future. He's really very good and would reccomend him to anyone.