Mr. Handyman of Arlington and Northwest Mansfield

Handyman showed up on time as promised. He was courteous and professional . Final price was considerably above quoted. Handyman spent about 30 minutes patching the stucco, then came back to paint 3 days later as agreed, the whole job took about 1 hour of labor. Pleased with the result, but feel that it was definitely overpriced.

Quite well. The job was done in a timely manner.

They didn't even come to assess the problem. I got a text telling me I needed to get a roofer first, the they would come to replace the door frame. The door frame was rotten and was the cause of the roof leak. Very disappointed with Angie's list recommendations.

The work was finished and done in a timely manner. Everything was explained prior to doing the work. At this point, it was done properly.

Wade was punctual and professional. He was knowledgeable about all the projects, and he was very efficient. I was pleasantly surprised by how much he was able to accomplish in the time he was at my home. Great job!

The "HandyMan" Joe was on time and very cordial. He worked steady and set the new post accurately.

I received an email stating they would call but they never did. I had another company complete the work.

Excellent! Gerald exceptionally hard worker & does not waste time. Can manage all repairs. Experienced, best handyman ever!

It went great! The repairman was very personable, courteous, and professional in how he handled his job. As the brick mailbox housing was being put back in place using crane-type equipment, the repairman continually measured the distance on each side of it from the curb to make sure it was installed parallel to the curb. He then added additional dirt around it to be sure it was securely anchored. Great service!!!

It went very well. The person who did the work, Todd Perry, was excellent. His work ethic and skill level was superb. I would highly suggest that you ask for Todd, and I hope that Mr. Handyman knows what a valued employee he is for their company. He knew what he was doing, was obviously highly experienced in home renovations and construction, and I could not have been more pleased with his work. Would I like to pay less? Of course, but things that are important to me that I am willing to pay a bit more for and understand that they cost a bit more include a company who hires and keeps skilled employees, has appropriate liability insurance to cover not only their work but also their employees, is responsive to the customer's concerns, and makes a wrong right when necessary. The only area that I suggest improvement in is that the company needs to include an estimate in their quote for work to be done to include a detailed cost estimate of removal of construction debris. In my case concerning this recent job, there was quite a bit of construction debris from the removal of the ceiling in the room where the work was being done. Although the workers bagged the debris up in construction garbage bags, they thought it appropriate to put it out for my garbage service to pick up. This just happened to be on a Tuesday which is one of my garbage pickup days. Well, Republic Services which services Arlington, TX, picked up my normal bagged garbage and "red-tagged" me for the construction debris bags leaving them behind. The worker who was helping Mr. Perry [I apologize that I cannot remember his name now] was a very good worker and very nice, but he did not seem to realize that Republic Services is not required to pick up construction debris in the City of Arlington. He indicated to me that they [meaning Mr. Handyman I assume] had done it before, but as I told him they were just "lucky" that the trash service picked it up and the homeowner did not get "red-tagged" as I did. Now, let me make it clear, Mr. Handyman did have someone pick the construction debris bags up that day, and also picked up the carpet that was removed from the room the next day, but I feel that it is important that they should include the cost of this removal in their estimates so that the homeowner knows that this is something that they will take care of for a cost. I do not know if other cities in the metroplex have garbage services that are okay with picking up such things; I am just referring to what I know about mine.

The gentlemen who showed up was professional and worked quickly.

The job went as well as it could. Tech did a great job and finished all tasks in a timely manner

Great the Tech was real nice and did a great job

Repairs were done on time and satisfactorily.

Everything went like the tech said it would

Tech was very professional new what he was doing patch was invisible after painting

Great... He came when he said he would and it took an hour and a half like he said it would. We brought the disposal.

It went okay, however, the quality of the work was somewhat sloppy especially for the price charged.

Called back and 3. Days later the.same repair man came out. He just loosened a screw and the problem was fixed.

Everything went well. He was friendly and helpful. They did exactly what I asked them to do.

I thought they charged me too much. I don't think I'm going to use him any more because a lot of their jobs have a minimum time to come out and the prices are just too high. The guy who did the work was a good man and did a good job. They came out as soon as I needed them.

The job was very well done. It saved me some money over another bid that I had gotten. They came in and did it for a good price and did it quickly. I was 100 percent satisfied with what they did.

They did a very good job. I would think they were very reasonable.

I was pleased with the work and Mark was very professional. What upset my husband and I was the work was about $200 more than the estimate, which Mark told me at the time it was given that he felt very sure he wouldn't go over and in fact would probably be less. We felt as the day was going on, if it was taking longer than promised, a conversation should have taken place to ask if we wanted to cut some of the work or agree to the extra time. At the end, there was no apology for the $200 overage, but a comment saying he can't really estimate these projects and he hated that the company made him do it. I feel that is not transparent for the customer. Especially when you are deciding to spend a lot of money and choosing between bids for the job when the estimate is way off. How can you make an informed decision when the work is not estimated properly? We will not be using them again despite the quality of work.

It went great from start to finish!