We had a wood ceiling installed -- a week-long job -- and Dean did outstanding work. His attention…read moreto detail was exceptional, and whenever any unexpected issues cropped up, he promptly and effectively dealt with them without complaint. When some boards that had been installed had some pre-existing issues that made them look bad, he didn't balk at all in tearing down those boards and re-installing some from the overage we ordered. On top of his great workmanship -- and strong work ethic -- Dean was simply a wonderful young man with which to work. Based on our experience, we'd highly recommend Punch List Handyman.

After searching various handyman providers and calling a few, we went with Punch List and Jim…read more Jim picked up the call, we discussed what was needed, asked for a couple of photos and answered a plethora of questions I had. Everything was upfront with the quote we received within 24 hours. So easy to approve the quiet and set up the appointment for the repairs. I called on Wednesday and Dean was here, right on time, on Friday morning. So thankful they were able to do the job so quickly! Dean was friendly, efficient, and worked the full time he was here. We had two different repairs/replacements to be done and are very pleased with the outcome. Pricing was fair and Jim really listened to what we needed. We will definitely be utilizing their services again for small and larger remodel jobs. I feel confident in recommending to friends and family!

This was not a great experience. Initially, I contacted Aaron, the owner, to replace a basement…read moreshower door, after the - likely original - shower stall door started to come off its framing, before my neighborhood handyman (who charges less than half of Aaron's day rate) fixed it. I regret that I didn't simply leave the situation there, keep my old shower stall door/frame kit, and save $1K. However, at the time (June 2024), I had high hopes that Aaron could become my general contractor, for me to eventually hire to renovate my kitchen & bathrooms upstairs. So I hired him to test him, with 5 specific projects: 1) Basement Shower Stall Door/Frame: - Given I was a new homeowner, I had no idea what I was doing, told him as much, and asked for his help. I measured the shower stall, told him some ideas of that for which I was looking, and - given he's a General Contractor, who told me he's originally from New Jersey, and was hired to renovate an entire house in Mill Valley, CA (posh NorCal) during the pandemic, I mistakenly trusted him. He told me to find shower stall kits on HomeDepot.com, have it delivered to the store, then he'd pick it up at the store in his truck, and remove my old shower stall door/frame. What he failed to do was verify the kit I sent him - before ordering - matched the measurements, after I specifically asked for his guidance/help, and he offered to help me. Then - worse yet - he was unethical, unlike my neighborhood handyman, as he never told me during the install that it was the wrong measurement / size, for that shower, installed it anyway, removed my old shower door/frame/kit, without discussing this with me, told me to get out of his way and go upstairs and "trust him," then I realized after he left that it was the wrong size. Worse yet? He removed the tile, grout, caulk, and new paint, and when I contacted him to fix it in June 2024 - before my July 2024 Breast Cancer Diagnosis, hence the delay - he never replied to come fix it. 2) Crawl Space Access Door: - Same goes for this. He told me he has a jigsaw, so he could fix the wood frame and install the door properly around it, that I'd already purchased through my HVAC contractor, only to leave the wood in piece meal around it, allowing bugs to enter my home, which was the entire point of his work. Then he sloppily sprayed fire foam around it, and it looks significantly worse than if I'd just hired my neighborhood handyman with a day rate less than half of Aaron's to do it, in the first place, who I now need to hire to fix it, including creating a wooden frame with a proper fit, flush screws, and a cement bottom, to match the wall. My handyman quoted me $187.50 for 1.5-hours for this specific project. 3) Bedroom Vent: - When my HVAC technician moved one of the vents in my primary bedroom, the base board needed to be patched, as well as the carpet. Aaron bought the wrong base board at the wrong Home Improvement shop, told me that was the only option, only for my neighborhood handyman to tell me - yet again - that Aaron was wrong/lied to me, and that my current baseboard is still replaceable with an exact match, so yet again, I need to hire my neighborhood handyman to fix Aaron's work. 4) Kitchen Calendar Wall Hook: - I know this was simple, but while he was here, I thought he could help me make this more secure, but - yet again - my neighborhood handyman had to re-do it. 5) Flag Anchor Front Porch: - Yet again this was done with the wrong hardware, that was not aesthetically pleasing, so my neighborhood handyman re-did it. Overall, it's not just the fact that Aaron's rate was near double my neighborhood handyman, it's not just the fact that he made numerous mistakes, after reassuring me I could trust him, as I told him these were test projects for bigger scale work, it's the fact of how Aaron handled the mistakes, by ignoring me, hiding the shower door mistake, and refusing to fix the mistakes, over 1-year later. Whereas, my neighborhood handyman has made mistakes before, and he owns up to them, and fixes them without any issues. We're all human. :)

Aaron has a wide skill set. He did a railing project for us,…read morereplacing the newel post, handrails, & balusters as well as refinishing the stringers. The new balusters are iron and square and the new wood is white oak which is a very hard wood. We're very happy with the end result. Aaron paid close attention to detail at every step of the project, was on time every day, did the setup and cleanup well, and also paid attention to safety. To boot, he's a nice, friendly guy as is his nephew Jayden who assisted on the last day of the project. Highly recommend.

I highly recommend Max. First, he contacted me within 24 hours of my online request. Other…read morecontractors never replied. Second, Max said when he was available and worked with my schedule. He showed up when he said would come. Third, Max explained the different aspects of the job and what was involved to get it done. I discovered through his expertise that the job was much more complicated than I thought. Fourth, the pac price was very fair. it was a great value for the amount of work. I could tell he was knowledgeable and cared about doing the job correctly. Max is very skilled; he knows what to do and how to do it well. I will definitely call him for my next project!

Great customer service and responsiveness right from the beginning. Awesome craftsmanship. We…read morewill hire again!

Tried to get him to get me a free estimate. Waited for email for 2 days. Pass! If you want to work…read morewith a fast company that is gonna take care of your needs, it's not this one!

I needed some doors adjusted and David was prompt, professional and quick. Great to work with!read more

Prompt, efficient, and did an excellent job! We would hire again, and would recommend to friends…read moreand family.

I originally contacted Travis based on his reviews on Yelp. a source I have come to rely upon. I…read moreonly had a small job I thought, replace a bathroom type ceiling exhaust fan that was in the laundry room of the house I had just recently bought. A malfunctioning exhaust fan is an odd problem to handle because electricians don't want to deal with duct work or anything they consider HVAC and HVAC people want to work on/replace furnaces or air conditioners not exhaust fans. Through Yelp I found and contacted Travis at Handyman Plus. He made an appointment and showed up right on time. The "broken" exhaust fan was not actually broken it turns out, nor was the switch which seemed to do nothing. It's a type of continuous running whole house exhaust fan unlike anything I had seen before. The wall switch which appeared like it might be broken wasn't it's just the way this fan operates. Travis got me all the information I needed to look up this fan and learn how to use it. A few weeks later I had a medicine cabinet I wanted installed in our master bathroom. As the wall area to be opened also housed the electric line to an outlet I asked Tarvis to do the installation. Again this was a small job, not the scale of work sought by many people in an up economy. Travis made an appointment, texted me when he was on his way and did an excellent job installing my cabinet; without hitting the power line or electrocuting himself. I'm really pleased with the work but more pleased overall with Travis of Handyman Plus. He is professional, thorough, capable and resourceful. I would not hesitate to call him for much larger jobs.

Justin is the best!!! He's meticulous with a door…read moreinstallation, quick, priced very reasonable and even took away the trash. I will definitely call him again.

Great job, Andreas! He was early, ticked through our punch list efficiently, made some great…read moresuggestions and implemented them, and more. He's submitted a proposal for the next phase of work needed here. Highly recommended!

Tom remodeled our kitchen and did a tremendous job. He is honest and hardworking, steady and…read morereliable. No job is too big or small. His work is built to last.

I had several handyman type jobs to get done, and when I called Tom he actually answered his phone!…read more I was impressed. Then, he arrived promptly at my home, ready to work. He worked steadily and efficiently. He moved some bulky items outside for me, and then he assembled a platform bed, and helped with the proper placement of a hybrid mattress. Lastly he fixed a door knob that was literally falling apart. His fee was so reasonable, that I was pleasantly surprised. I will definitely hire Tom for all my handyman jobs.