Handymen in Lawrenceburg, KY

What is it you need done Tami? Mike Spellman from Jakofalltrade.Biz- Give me a call - 786-0608 Thanks!

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Joe Neville in Crawfordsville does a great job!

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James Taylor. ;)

My cousin Michael Spellman is. You might send him a message.

Hi Archna. I am a contractor who works in the area and I am fully licensed and insured in the state of NJ. I would be happy to provide you with a written estimate for services. Feel free to browse through pictures on my Facebook page by clicking the link below and your always welcome to contact me anytime to set up an appointment. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Steven D. Zamouzakis, Owner 1-800 Construction, Inc. A+ Better Business Bureau 732-322-4281 https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=10150122456955173

Our regular handyman - Tim (732) 429-6781

Go on HomeAdvisor.com

Try "The Homestead Hollow." Unlike a lot of other "handyman" services Terry has a team of 4 or 5 guys (versus a one-man show), and is fully licensed and inssured. [https://www.facebook.com/TheHomesteadHollow/](https://www.facebook.com/TheHomesteadHollow/)

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https://www.mrhandyman.com/lynchburg-madison-heights-forest/

We were getting a new roof anyway, and the estimator from the roofing company said they had a coupon for Angie's List members--we could save a lot more than the price of a membership. So we joined, and we used the coupon--that was nice. What's less nice is the way that Angie's List has sent us a steady barrage of advertising, coupons, "helpful" tips (mostly connected to their paid advertising), and other crap by email and snailmail, ever since. Their business model and reason for existing seems to be far more about selling ads to contractors and service providers, than about providing reviews and information to their members. A friend recommended the Home Owners Club http://www.homeownersclub.org/ for another repair job we needed, and we also joined that. They're much less slick and relentless with the sales pitches than Angie's list. They're almost quaintly old-school and not all that down with this new-fangled Internet stuff. But so far we've gotten some good referrals, and they've followed up on each job and made sure we're happy with the work. You pay them and they pay the contractor, so I feel reasonably confident that the work will be done right--and if we're not happy, that they'll do something about it. If we only keep up one membership, Angie's List will go and Home Owners Club will stay.

Talk to the folks at a hardware/home improvement store. I'd start by going to a locally-owned store first. But even the large chains sometimes have employees who used to be contractors themselves, and can give you credible references. Another idea: realtors. Often, properties need work before being listed and realtors learn to keep the contact info of reliable contractors handy.

I know someone who got screwed by a contractor hired through Angie's list. Basically nothing was built to code. They were scammers.

Have you looked at HomeAdvisor.com? It's free! We found our landscaper there to re-sod our yard. Great job, crew was nice, good deal and were done on time. This was in South King County.

I've used it before for similar reasons to the ones you have~ It didn't work, I wouldn't bother were I to have a need again.

The quality and pricing I've found by going through Angie's List has saved me tons of money. And I always find people who are highly rated that I didn't find anywhere else. It's definitely been worth whatever my husband has paid for it.

Monycaw.. I think Angie's list is more like "scamgie's list". I'm not digging the fact Angie's List doesn't tell you upfront about their membership costs. You have to go through all this rigamarole. I feel like the site should just straight out ask to weigh my wallet and check my credit score before it will let me move onto the next page. Kinda expected a pop up stating, "Ma'am, we're sorry, your wallet does not weigh enough to view our list". I'd try HomeAdvisor. Here's what I do. I call three aholes also known as contractors/service people with good reviews from multiple sites. I have these aholes come out and bid the job. Then I decide which overpriced ahole is a) the least creepy b) the least overpriced out of the three and c) the most likely to complete the job to my satisfaction. Often. I will let the company know I've received a better quote from another ahole (but I keep it secret this ahole looks like a serial killer). I'd love to say so and so is a total gentleman, performs fantastic work, cleans up after themselves and is a good deal. I cannot. EVERY service person in WA is a disaster. I have a house in another part of the country and the service there is fantastic. The service industry in WA is overpriced, crappy work. *The one company I know charges outrageous prices and might as well be called "Rumpelstiltskin Construction". p.s. STAY AWAY FROM HOME DEPOT! Just say no to Home Depot.

I've used Homeowner's Club for years: http://www.homeownersclub.org/ Contractors bill through them and you don't pay unless you're happy. They also help settle disputes.

I got my membership during the Seattle home show at centerlink field. Angie's list had a booth and Membership was only $15 last year with a $5 starbucks card, if you can wait to register in person it saves a lot! That said I never really used the membership. They send you a little magazine periodically with a list of good and bad contractors which I never read, and I got email requests all the time asking to review this and that even if I just searched for them.

A lot of remodelers offer a huge discount if you're a member. Some could pay for the entire year.

Google Angie's List today. There is a news story about them that suggests using them might not be the best idea .

I've been a member for awhile and I agree you shouldn't pay for the face value of the membership. I recently renewed at $45/3 years during a promo. I've used the list to research pretty much every home service, and to check out subcontractors. The best part are the 'deals'. For example, I've had the same water heater for about 11 years and it's time for a new one. Usually that's a $1,200-$1,400 cost (all inclusive) but deals come though all the time for $800 specials, and they usually allow upgrades (for a 10 yr warranty model, etc).

You can find codes online and pay for an entire year of Angie's List for the normal cost of a month. I'd go that route first because $9 (or whatever the cost) a month is expensive and definitely not worth it. As for contractors, my wife and I found one to work on a small deck at our house. Literally a half day worth of work took us 2+ months to complete. The guy was a total joke in how he ran his business and was a nightmare to deal with. I got phone calls and text messages at 1am during the week. He'd randomly show up unannounced at 8pm just to talk about work he should have already finished. I'm sure you get the good with the bad, but from what I've found it's no more truthful or helpful to pay than it is to use Yelp or some other local reviews. I would have thought the pay service would have been better but my experience was not a good one.

We've been getting feedback for this sort of thing using a very local FB group (island specific). Not sure if you have a Magnolia equivalent, but the BI group is fairly honest.

I've had great luck with Angie's List, but as with any resource, you have to use it wisely and do your own due diligence. Read the reviews, don't go straight for the coupons and "deals," and choose someone nearby with good ratings. I usually join to find someone for a project and then let the membership lapse or cancel it until the next project.

I have used this guy several times: Steve: +1 (859) 312-5156

Hey John that's what Corey went to school for. U should call him. His number is 489-2008

James Reynolds is a personal friend of ours. He's a master electrician and has done work for us.

Maybe try "Angie's List" or Handymanservice.com or homeadvisor.com

Wince E Lee

John Stivers

Mike Nash

see David Merchant on facebook

David Sharp

My business https://www.facebook.com/.../Walkers.../705932102834070 can come right now and give a bid and have it done quick and we will beat anybodys prices

Thomas Grimes 859 285 2717

Korey Cane is great to have work done by him

I need soffits replaced front and back of the house. My num is 513-571-8263 and that us am Ohio num since I just moved here. Have him call

Carol, I've had success finding handymen through www.homeadvisor.com. Just put in the type of work you need done and the website will provide you with a list of approved providers.

Have you checked HomeAdvisor.com

Just saw an ad for homeadvisor.com. Never used them but you might find someone.

www.homeadvisor.com is free to use

Check out http://www.homeadvisor.com/ I've used it before for a few different projects and I never had any issue.

If you just want someone with a ladder who can slap down some tar, craigslist is your friend. It'll probably run you far less than $200. But beware that if there's an accident you could be held liable for any injuries (your home owners insurance should cover it, but still worth noting).

We use HomeAdvisor.com to find people. We found our electricians and tile guy there. If that helps.

check homeadvisor.com ive had real good luck there.