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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

are hand men typically 'insured' and 'certified'?
I'm searching for a handyman...what should I look for?
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The difference between a handyman and a contractor is the price . Generally a contractor is a legit business with all the insurances and a handyman is chuck in a truck looking to make some cash