Handy Man or Contractor

[Jeff Murray]

Good Morning,

I was wondering if anyone had some local contacts for a handy man who could do some work at my property.

Jeff Murray

[Bruce Woodruff]

Quote from @Jeff Murray:

Good Morning,

I was wondering if anyone had some local contacts for a handy man who could do some work at my property.

Jeff Murray

Bear in mind that handy men are limited by law as to the total amount of work they can perform. The number in Arizona is $1,000, including labor and materials. So if you have minor stuff like installing ceiling fans, etc, a handyman is definitely the way to go. But more major projects like bathroom remodel, etc will require a licensed contractor. Also anything that requires a permit.

[Jeff Murray]

Oh yes Im just looking at odd jobs. 

[Jeff Murray]

Bruce I see you are a contractor if I have anything bigger in nature is this something you can do? My house is in Mesa. 

[John Underwood]

My handyman rehabs 2 or 3 houses per year for me.

Mostly cosmetic stuff. I hire an electrician and HVAC guy separately. 

[Jeff Murray]

@John Underwood is this in the Phoenix area?

[John Underwood]

Quote from @Jeff Murray:

@John Underwood is this in the Phoenix area?

I am in SC.

[Garrett Brown]

Welcome to the forums Jeff!

I have found local Facebook groups to be a valuable tool when looking for handy people. There are also a lot of people in the Phoenix area on the forums, though, so this is also a great resource!

[Matthew Metros]

Our company does a lot of sourcing for operators and we have found local Facebook groups to be the best. Other operators love sharing who they work with. A simple search in the groups will yield you many new contacts.

[Noah Corwick]

Hi Jeff. I'll PM you. I have a great one that I can recommend to you.