We needed to sell our home quickly and it needed some love prior to listing it. Our neighbor with…read moreanother 5 star review below said we had to call Paul at High Country Handyman, and we are so glad we did. Paul and Juan did such excellent dry wall work that I rehired them to paint my entire condo prior to selling it. They not only did the job with amazing detail and for a fair price, they also fixed multiple extra things they noticed to help me get the place in immaculate shape to sell. They were on-time, communicative, and respectful. They will be my go to call for any repair needs in the future. Thank you to Paul, Juan, Robert, Chris, Dan and the rest of the High Country team. If you are reading this review and thinking about texting Paul, just do it, you won't regret it.

I hired Paul from High Country Handyman about four years ago to maintain exterior aspects of a…read morecommercial property we had on 89A N. just past the Flagstaff mall. I thought it would be an interim hire, but the guy was so dependable and conscientious I never had a reason to hire my own guy (within my company) to maintain this property. There were times I wouldn't contact or hear from Paul for a month because he (and I) knew that he was just going to take care of things. Point is Paul is one of those rare finds in construction and maintenance that you can tell him what you'd like done and he just handles it. Best I can say is hire Paul for one project and you will be calling him for your next project and your project after that. When there was something nonrelated to his scope of work I would call him for a Flagstaff referral (I live in Phoenix) and he seems to know everyone up in Northern Arizona, so he has plenty of contacts. For someone like me (that lives out of town) Paul saved me thousands of miles and hundreds of hours traveling to Flagstaff over the course of the last four years~ because he just took care of it. That's what's hard to find today, that's what Paul @ High Country Handyman provides.. Bryan Ziegler Ziegler Development Co. Architecture/Structural Engineering/Civil Engineering/General Contractor in AZ since 1977

Colter has done a great job for us. We have used his company several times over the years but he…read morereally came through and helped us when our generator died during covid.

Responded quickly to my rental property to take care of an issue for a tenant and they were very…read morefriendly and reasonable.

We had our house painted in 2020. They used regular house paint on the metal front door and garage…read moredoor. The garage door started flaking off and bubbling up. They repainted with the same paint. Year 4 both the front door and garage door have bubbled up and flaked off. For a metal door they should have used primer to make the paint stick well. Not worth the money if we have to repaint again within 4 years. Horrible! Not worth the money!!!

We contacted MLP because our contractor painted our house in the winter of 2018 while it was…read moresnowing, house was half way built. Our contractor used 3 different colors to try and make the colors match before we moved in, nothing they did worked. June 2021 we hired MLP, Daniel the owner arrived and accessed the job, quoted us a price and put us on his schedule. When the crew arrived, they power washed the house, then they started chalking everything that needed to be chalked. Daniel stayed in touch until the final day, Daniel arrived and we did a walk through, 100% complete. The crew made sure everything was complete before Daniel arrived. I recommend MLP 100%, our home looks awesome!

Everything from the initial meeting to the end of the project was handled professionally and with…read moregreat care. Everyone in the company is excellent in communication. They show up when they say they will and are on time. The price is reasonable. Highly recommended and a pleasure to work with. I will certainly use them again in the future.

Rex with RCR Handyman Services is awesome! He's knowledgeable, friendly, works at a fair and…read morereasonable price, and can do just about anything. We recently purchased an older home that required quite a few repairs, from plumbing to electrical to windows. He looked over our inspection report with us and helped us navigate what was essential to repair, what could wait a bit, and what wasn't really necessary at all. He set up a time to come back after we closed on the sale of our house and began making the essential repairs. He works quickly and I've been very happy with everything he has done - our house is in good hands for sure! Thankful to have his contact info handy for any future repairs we decide to do, and with an older home, it'll just be a matter of time. But he's the first person I'll call for any job!

We had a very good experience with Mammoth during a difficult mouse infestation in our home. The…read moresituation was stressful, and there were a few complications along the way, but what impressed us most was how responsive the company was when concerns came up. Danny, the project manager, listened carefully and worked with us to make things right. Mammoth returned to address an area that had been missed, and in the end they removed our additonal cost. That kind of follow-through and willingness to stand behind their work meant a great deal to us. The crew was courteous, professional, and helpful, and we appreciated the care they took with a situation that was both unpleasant and overwhelming. A company's character really shows when something doesn't go perfectly, and Mammoth handled our concerns in a way that left us feeling respected and well taken care of. We would definitely recommend them.

Peter Garcia was an absolute pleasure to work with. He and all of his crew were very courteous,…read morerespectful, and efficient at their jobs. Peter was easy to contact and always kept us in the loop regarding the status of our project. I wouldn't hesitate to work with them in the future should the need arise. Highly recommended!!!

My experience with this company has been incredibly frustrating. In short, I do not recommend them…read moreand would not use them again. Details: Our house did not have a/c and our upper level was getting pretty toasty during the summer. After getting six quotes, we went with Master Mechanical. Our furnace covering the upstairs was over 30 years old so we decided to replace that at the same time. MM recommended a heat pump and furnace combo to address all our heating/cooling needs. Since install, we've needed MM to come out multiple times for various different issues that all amount to them cutting corners and doing a very sloppy install job. Ironically, when getting quotes, two of the more expensive companies warned us that a lot of contractors are cheaper, but cut corners during install, causing problems down the road. At the time I chalked that up to sales tactics, but now I wish I'd taken their advice more seriously. The problems started right off the bat. They couldn't get the a/c system to work after install. Supposedly it was a thermostat issue -- the old wiring for the thermostat wasn't compatible (whatever that means), and instead of just running new wire they went for the wireless thermostat option. They eventually got it working, but the wireless thermostat they installed wasn't a smart thermostat, which was in our contract. They came back and left some additional piece that could be connected to the thermostat to make it a "smart" thermostat. And I mean left it -- some assembly required by us that was not as simple as plug and play. Fall comes and we discovered our furnace for the lower level wasn't working. They didn't replace this one -- it's an older one, but it was in the same closet as the new one, so I figured something must have been unplugged or wiring messed with on this one while installing the new system for the upstairs. They come out and tell me some door shutoff piece was broken, not their fault. I can't prove it had anything to do with them, but this furnace was working beautifully with no issues the previous winter and I definitely didn't mess with the door so seems pretty clear to me what happened. But I sucked it up and paid that bill. Not long after, the new heat pump for the upstairs started having issues. It was working well for heating during the fall, but then temps dropped to a point where the heat pump should have shut off and the furnace would over, but it didn't. The heat pump just ran constantly trying to heat the house but unable to raise the temp anytime the outside temp was below 40. I called MM and they came out a week later and figured out they hadn't hooked up the wiring correctly so the furnace wasn't able to kick on. (I had asked after the install if they tested the systems and was told yes, but obviously they didn't test the heat). They "fix" the wiring and tell me it's good to go but I have to put the system on "auxiliary heat" (emergency heat) for the furnace to work. I ask, "so the heat pump won't work at warmer temperatures and then automatically kick over to the furnace once the temp drops enough?" They had no idea. Their solution was for me to manually change the heat source between normal and emergency heat for the two systems and they would come out again to add some outdoor sensor to see if they could make the transfer work on its own. How do you recommend and install a system and not know how it works??? Absolutely baffling. They topped it off by sending us a repair bill for the wiring issue, despite it being under the labor warranty and their mistake. I now have no faith this system will last and have considered hiring another contractor to come inspect it and make sure there's nothing else glaring. Do yourself a favor and go with someone else.

I requested an appointment for routine maintenance tomorrow morning, but they worked me in same…read moreday. They did a very thorough inspection and cleaned the coils for the $135 service call. (Previous comanies just offered a visual inspection for $99). They were very honest about what I needed, offered good prices and a 10% teacher discount. Michael was friendly and patient with his trainee.

Awesome! Kyle responded quickly to my message about needing stuff picked up and removed from my…read moredaughter's apartment property. I don't know if they can always accommodate this but we needed it removed the next day and he was able to do it! We're so grateful and happy for that! The whole process was super easy too! I would highly recommend this company!

Reached out to Flagstaff Junk Removal to help load up some branches and tree stumps... and when I…read moresay some I mean ALOT! Excellent communication from the beginning and came with all the right equipment to complete the job. Kyle and Micaela worked with our schedule and made it happen. Thanks for all the help. Look forward to many more projects in the future.

We scheduled with Canyon about three weeks prior to us needing service. We set up a time and day…read moreand I made the effort to call the day prior to confirm the appointment as I hadn't heard anything. The representative confirmed on our appointment via phone. On the day of service, the technician didn't show up and we received no phone calls. I then attempted to call and received their answer ring service where I asked for a call back. Today, a day later.. I had to call them (again). I was told they missed my appointment and didn't come. Very unprofessional. Very disappointing

I'll start by saying I'm satisfied with the final product of working with Canyon Carpet One. I had…read morevinyl and carpet installed in my condo and both look excellent. Manuel and his coworker installed the vinyl, and they were professional and respectful of my home, as I was living through the renovations with family and pets. As a young woman, I rarely feel like I have such respectful experiences with people renovating and repairing my space so I really appreciated this. However, the lack of communication between the employees of CCO is an issue. An ordering fiasco with the carpet resulted in my vinyl arriving long before the final carpet could get ordered (I picked two colors that were both discontinued). Not a huge issue ultimately, just a bit of a delay. Beyond the confusion with the manufacturer, I was called more than once to say "we're coming tomorrow" with no regard for my schedule. When Ted called to see if I could have work done on the following Thursday, I told him no but Friday would work. He said he'd see if he could move stuff around and he would call me back. A week passes with no call, then on Thursday I receive a call from the office saying "We'll be there tomorrow for your carpet!" When I expressed surprise and frustration that I had received less than a day's notice, the woman I spoke with responded with a snotty "Oh, sorry." After the carpet installation (different installers from the vinyl), I found scraps of carpet left in closets, trash from the workers, and several nails sticking up from the transition between the carpet and vinyl. When I called to express my concern and get someone to repair it--as everyone in my home had stepped on these nails accidentally--no one contacted me until Manuel, my original installer, called me at work two days later saying "I'm at your door. No one is answering." because Ted told him I would be home, despite me only expressing frustration and a need for change in my original call. I never gave my availability. I know renovations aren't fun to live through, and I know projects such as these get delayed and extended constantly. That's the norm, but the disorganization and challenging customer service is not. As a big supporter of local/family-owned businesses, I wanted to work with CCO, and in the end I'll say I was fine to do business with them. I'll reiterate that the final product looks great, but I could have done without the extra headache of surprise installation scheduling.