Rental Housing Maintenance Services

4 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from October 14, 2020
  

  buminadumpster asked:

  Best general contractors in town?? Just bought my first house in N Portland, I'm looking for one person or company who can do a handful of various jobs at once such as replacing dry rot, fixing broken windows, replacing threshold, installing light fixtures, possibly plumbing as I have a small leak. Any recommendations? Thanks!

  

  thenewguyonreddit replied:

  Rental Housing Maintenance Services is the company you want. They do a variety of handyman repairs at residential houses and they’re willing to take on smaller jobs. They target their business to landlords who need to make repairs after a tenant moves out, but they will absolutely work on lived-in homes that aren’t rentals. https://www.rentalrepairs.com

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Recommendations from Laurel C.

• Referral from September 5, 2015
  

  Carli C. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good BUILDER/CONTRACTOR?

  

  Laurel C. replied:

  http://www.rentalrepairs.com/ They do much more than just rentals. You can specifically request Joel Coombs. Evan will agree that he does great work. ;)

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• Referral from July 8, 2015
  

  Mary N. asked:

  A client of mine is looking for a contractor for interior paint and carpet removal/laminate or hardwood install. All my peeps are booked this time of year! Any recommendations? Thanks, all!

  

  Laurel C. replied:

  Rental Housing Maintenance Services, Inc. Though the name implies they only do rentals- they don't. They do it all. And they do excellent work. http://www.rentalrepairs.com/ I happen to know their flooring guys are especially good. :)

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• Referral from October 4, 2014
  

  Keatra P. asked:

  Hello DOH! Are there any licensed electricians in the community? We need our basement rewired with all new electrical (adding more lights, and more outlets), plus running new electrical to the detached garage that can handle 220V + 60 amps single phase. Oh! and relocating the circuit breaker box. We have done a bit of research and are looking to get quotes in the next week or so. Would love to give business to someone here :) Thanks in advance!

  

  Laurel C. replied:

  My husband is not an electrician, but he works for this company, and says the electrician they have is good: http://www.rentalrepairs.com/

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