I'm leaving a second review after the fantastic job they did repairing a 19th-century antique…read morechair. One leg was completely broken off. The Green team managed to reattach it completely seamlessly, and they did it without damaging the original and very fragile silk fabric. Amazing!

I took them my grandmother's rocker that my brother's cat had badly damaged - and it just needed…read moreregluing, repair and refinishing. They repaired and sanded it - then reached out so I could bring them a sample of my upholstery fabric to select an appropriate finish. The finished frame was spectacular. See before, mid, and after shots, below.

I used Mr. Handyman recently for repair of several cabinet drawers. Service is excellent and they…read morewent out of their way to make sure we were happy with the end result. I'd give them five stars but I have several small complaints that knock them out of five-star stardom. 1. I think the cost to repair 4 drawers was about $75 to $100 too high...total cost for what they did should have been $200 tops. My bad for not asking specifically what they will do and how much it will cost per drawer. 2. They were supposed to have replaced the rubber bumper's and forgot even after discussing this several times before the job was completed. I'm giving them 4 stars because they really were easy to work with. They showed up when they said they would and even though there were some issues, they corrected those issues without complaint and did so promptly. As for the rubber bumpers, I know if I called them they'd be here first thing in the morning to add the bumpers. Since the bumpers are so cheap and readily available at most hardware stores, I'll do it myself. I could have done the work myself for around $15. I decided to go with Mr. Handyman because I believe it's critically important right now to support our small business community and I still stand behind that. Support these folks, our restaurants and our city. We will all come out of this better, stronger and more efficient. My advice is to shop around; get several estimates before you commit. Mr. Handyman is a possible good option but I feel they are a tad on the pricey side. Also, the job they did for me was very simple. I can't say how'd they would do if the job were more complex.

For starts I hope everyone knows, that this service starts at 200 bucks and hour! We booked them…read morearound our schedule as business owners ourselves. They were 2 hours late, They where not able to help us, and that is on us, but that took 5 minutes, but we got charged just shy of 100 dollars. OH! Please know that we were told they charge 200 per hour! The tec even laughed about it and told us other ways to get it done! OMG! Walk, No Run! This is a bad company, IMO only. BEWARE!

Arlo from 503 Drywall is amazing! On time, efficient, & reasonable price (half of another quote!)…read more Patched a massive section due to water damage in the garage and I struggle to see where the seems are: a coat of paint and it'll vanish

I worked with Arlo on the replacement of a large chunk of drywall, and molding, and then the finish…read morepainting of the above in my basement after a flood. His work was extremely detailed, his communication was excellent, and he made my walls look smoother, cleaner, much more professional than they ever were in the first place, five stars!

The gentleman was really very nice, he made an appointment. He came to my house, but within two…read moreminutes of flipping my recliner upside down he told me the Gromit was broken, and there was nothing he could do for me. I was sad, but what made me even more sad was I had to hand him $50 cash to tell me that. He said normally he charged 75. I get it. Your time has a value however $25 for gas in the four minutes that he was at my house should've been sufficient enough. As well, there was no informing me that I would have to pay a service fee when I called just to come look at the recliner. So Note To Self if you ever need this gentleman for his services and I'm sure he would've fixed it if he could have, you're going to have to pay a service fee. Again, he was very polite and very kind.

I contacted MrB's through this link. I called the number on the van and got a message saying they…read morewere out of the office till next Monday but they were no longer serving the Portland area. I then went to their website link. I filled out a form requesting service and described my repair. I have an electric recliner that was coming loose. I could tell that nuts needed to be tightened and it was to the point that one had worked its way off. I received a text on my phone, fairly quickly, that said we do these kinds of repairs all the time. When would I be available on Friday (the 20th) which was the next day. I responded and they said the repair would be $150. I thought that was very expensive, but it needed to be done and I did not know who else to contact. So I agreed. Yesterday morning the young man who came was a little late but did get to my house, within the appointed hour. He was respectful and well mannered. He was well prepared with tools. He was Ukranian and spoke little English. He did have a translating app on his phone. He quickly did a good job, tightening all the nuts and I paid him in cash. I do think it was a bit of a pricing gouge, but the work seems well done and quick. And in comparison to the money spent on my chair and the life I will get out of it, it is a small price. The gentleman's name was Oleksander Tatsiuk and was with NextGen (Not Mr. B's)