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Nashville contractors - Calling all Nashville contractors
I'm trying to build contractor relationships in Nashville. I've needed people from electricians to roofers, foundation experts and mainly just a very good general handyman. To date, I've been using Home Advisor with mixed results. I usually find someone acceptable eventually but generally sort through many no shows in the process. I think, due to all of the work that there is in Nashville, calendars for contractors are full. I only need work a few times per year between my two properties and due to the workload, I think contractors are finding it difficult or not worth their time to take on smaller projects in the $100 - $500 range. Mainly, I'm looking to build my list of dependable folks I can call on the next time I need work done. If you are interested or have a referral, please provide contact information and your specialties and I will store it for future use. The projects I currently need done are - junk removal, painting cabinets, removing a large shrub, electrical work, insulating pipes, raking, and lawn mowing and edging when spring rolls around.
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A general contractor for doing larger projects I'd recommend Torque Development. Get in touch with @Josh Braun
For smaller stuff I've had really good luck with a guy name Jason at House Doctor that has his own little niche for home repairs. He accepts small jobs and does them at a reasonable price. He fixed an AC unit for $50, toilet seat for $75, replaced a garbage disposal for $300. So he does those small types of jobs that most contracts wont even consider.Pretty good with communication also.
I can't leave a phone number on here so DM me and i'll give it to you
You are 100% right about contractors in Nashville right now. There is so much work that they are picking the jobs they want to do.
- Luka Milicevic
