Handyman Services Fort Lauderdale & Beyond
What Can a Handyman Do?
A handyman can also be called handy-person a fixer or handy worker. A handyman is a person skilled in a wide range of aspects around the home.
These tasks typically include both interior and exterior trade skills, repair and maintenance work. However, our handyman services are not just limited odd jobs and fix up tasks that many people may also refer to as side work.
Our handyman service can professionally help with any of your home improvement needs from multiple small jobs to stringing together items in bigger projects if so desired.
What Are Some Things on the List for the Handyman?
With extensive knowledge and experience in the home improvement industry, we can professionally handle many aspects and areas of your home. These aspect include but are not limited to:
- Kitchen repairs and maintenance
- bathroom repairs and maintenance
- cabinet repair and replacement
- drywall repair and replacement
- ceiling repair and replacement
- ceramic tiling
- windows and doors
- painting
- caulking
- finish work including moldings and skilled carpentry work
- design and decorative help
- shelving in living rooms
- dining rooms and closets
- TV mounting and installations
- accessory around the home
- any installations, replacements or removals,
- interior or exterior work, odd jobs or any creative jobs needed
Do You Need Qualifications to Be a Handyman?
Handy in the sense that you are knowledgeable, good with your hands, resourceful, skilled and readily available to perform services.
These are, in our opinion, the qualifications necessary in order to be a handyman. However, to be a good handyman, you need many better skills than average skills and have great customer service in order to charge a premium.
We believe in quality customer service and care as we serve our community for any handyman services or home improvements needs.
Can a Handyman Pull a Permit?
A handyman or handywoman can pull permits for your project if they have a letter from the homeowner authorizing them to act as an agent on your behalf.
Homeowners can also pull permits on a property they own, although, permits are not always necessary on every home improvement project.
If permits are required, drawing may possible need to be drafted depending on the nature of the project. The town jurisdiction in which the property resides will be able to tell you what types of projects require permits or not.
A handyman can also team up with a local contractor or partner with someone holding the proper licensing in order to pull the permits necessary as an alternative route from the homeowner pulling a permit.
