I looked at several ads for services and landed on Ducks. After speaking with Ben (the owner), I…read morewas convinced he was the right guy for the job. I was absolutely right! Ben and his crew worked very hard to completion of the task, and clearly gave us more than he promised. They were professional and courteous in every way, and I would not hesitate for a minute to secure his services again. I HIGHLY recommend Ben for any task he agrees to do.

Ducks Services did a great job hauling a large yard waste pile from my property! They were quick to…read morecommunicate, came out same day, charged fair prices, and completed the task efficiently and thoroughly -- they even raked up all the scattered leaves. I recommend them & would certainly hire them again!

Great service! Scheduled to have my TV mounted over the fireplace. Showed up on time and had the…read morejob done in less than 30 minutes. It looks great! I would definitely recommend.

Installed and assembled my very heavy pro grade basketball goal perfectly. Very easy process. I was…read morevery picky and job was completed to perfection. Plus he provides a warranty on installation. Reasonably priced and worth every cent! Good job

Solid work! fair price agreed and work completed as desired and timely. Def recommend Dan.read more

Moved into our new house and needed a few things fixed. Sent out a request on Yelp and Handyman…read moreDan was Johnny on the Spot. He set up my appointment immediately and gave me a very reasonable quote for the work. He showed up on time. Bonus points here. He completed the work efficiently. He was polite and very easy to work with. I will definitely use Handyman Dan for future projects and recommend you do too!

I would love to give a 0-star review if possible…read more I contracted YayVisions to install an in-ground basketball goal, including excavation, concrete work, and assembly. The manufacturer specified that the installation required a 20" x 20" x 48" deep footing using 22 bags of concrete. I reviewed these requirements with the contractor beforehand, and they assured me the installation would meet the manufacturer's specifications. When work began, they had only dug approximately a 2-foot-deep hole before I needed to leave. Prior to leaving, I specifically reconfirmed that they would continue to the full 4-foot depth, and they confirmed they would. About five minutes after leaving, I checked my security camera and saw they had already begun pouring dry concrete into the hole. I immediately contacted them, and they claimed they had already dug the hole to 4-5 feet deep. Given the timeline, that explanation was clearly questionable. They then sprayed water into the hole, set the anchor plate, and left shortly afterward. When I returned home and inspected the work, it was apparent the installation had not been completed according to the manufacturer's specifications (the footing wasn't even square and the anchor plate wasn't anywhere close to centered). Before escalating the issue, I independently evaluated the work by calculating the approximate footing volume based on both the amount of concrete used and the volume of excavated dirt. Both calculations indicated the hole was likely only around 2 feet deep. I contacted the goal manufacturer, Mega Slam, and they advised me to first give YayVisions the opportunity to correct the issue. Unfortunately, instead of addressing the concerns, the company repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. They stated they used only 8 bags of concrete and claimed that amount was sufficient, despite the manufacturer explicitly requiring 22 bags due to the size and weight of the basketball goal. The manufacturer confirmed the installation was inadequate and could create a serious safety hazard, including the possibility of the goal failing or tipping over. Ultimately, I hired another contractor to remove the original concrete and reinstall the footing correctly. This process also confirmed the original installation was significantly undersized. The actual hole measured approximately 13" x 17" x 25" deep and tapered to a point at the bottom -- far from the required 20" x 20" x 48" square footing specified by the manufacturer. I've attached photos so others can evaluate the workmanship for themselves. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this company. The work did not meet manufacturer specifications, required complete replacement, would have resulted in a serious safety risk if not corrected, and raised serious concerns about both workmanship and honesty throughout the process.

Completed installation of my television in no time and even took the time to show me how it worked…read more Very professional. Highly recommended

Had a several things in the house needing done. Was supposed to come today to do it. I had been…read moreplanning for weeks to get this work done and communicated a few times. He was a no show. Called texted fb messaged. Time wasted so shopping again. Found someone already and had lots more work lined up.

At first, I was very happy to come across Jason on Yelp. He had solid reviews and upon chatting…read morewith him over the phone, he seemed sympathetic to my situation (looking for handyman support for a disabled family member that I do not live near). It was a rather unique situation, and I was glad he was willing to take on such a small job. I sent him a 1-page form to complete so that a charitable organization would be able to cover the costs (I had discussed the form with him on our call). I never heard back from him and attempted to contact him by both email and phone with no response. I would have been much better off had I never reached out as this was a significant loss of time. My family member is now still in dire need of handyman support and is at risk of physical injury until she receives it.

We are so thrilled with the work Scott completed for us! He is super nice, a very hard worker, a…read morehighly skilled tradesman. He is reliable and honest. His prices are fair and he does not price gouge. We had a vision for a cedar enclosed breezeway and he created a masterpiece! We had a very heavy mirror and he hung this for us! We highly recommend Scott of all Trades and we will absolutely hire him again!

This is a difficult review for me to write. I would rather celebrate businesses and look on the…read morebright side, but I hope that by writing this review, consumers can be educated and this business can improve. My husband and I reached out to Scott Of All Trades after a tree fell down in our backyard during a summer storm. The tree took out part of our fence and fell on power lines, pulling the power pole and lines off of our home and siding and trim along with it. I had heard good things about Scott Of All Trades from its reviews and friends who had worked with them. And considering we have a 100-year-old house in the Highlands, having a great handyman available for odd jobs would be extraordinarily helpful. So we made an appointment, and Scott, of Scott Of All Trades, came out to the house to survey the damage and work we needed done. He, my husband and I talked about how the vinyl siding needed to be replaced along with the wooden sheathing, wooden siding and foam insulation board behind it. The corner trim piece needed to be fixed. While Scott was here, we could use the deck stairs being reinforced. And when the power came off the house, the pole fell on our side gate. Scott pointed out that the gate wasn't made correctly to begin with and would hang better if it was repaired and the brackets assembled correctly. After this meeting, we felt confident about working with Scott Of All Trades, and he had several jobs to work on -- not even getting to the fence yet. He gave us a fair quote and came back to make the repairs. The work took him a few hours. But when we inspected the siding work closer, it became apparent that he put up the vinyl siding but nothing behind it -- no wooden sheathing, wooden siding or foam insulation board. You could push on the siding and see that it was hollow behind it. There was nothing between the vinyl siding and the back of the lathe from our plaster walls. He matched the color of the new siding to the old, and his work reinforcing the stairs looked great. But the gate was not reassembled like we had originally discussed. The brackets were still hung wrong. It looked like he just replaced the broken slats. So we contacted him, and told him that we weren't happy with the work. Regarding the gate, he replied the estimate was to fix the gate, not rebuild it, and along with replacing the broken slats he adjusted it to hang better. But it was more of less in working order beforehand, and we would not have agreed to pay to fix it had Scott not originally pointed out how badly built it was in the first place. At this point, we offered to pay for the deck reinforcement and materials; if he wanted the rest, he needed to come back and do the work as it was originally discussed and decided on. We paid the adjusted amount, and he agreed to come back. On his subsequent visit, he was at the house for a couple of hours, fixed the siding and took another crack at the gate. He asked me to inspect after he was done, and it looked good to me. But after he left, we opened the gate to find that it now hits and rubs up against the corner of the house -- the corner trim he fixed on his previous visit. I take some of the blame for not testing how the gate closed when he was at the house, but he closed the gate before he left; he knew it hit the house. He fixed what he could and left it, not telling us that more work will need to be done so that the gate doesn't rub up against the corner. And then following this visit, he contacted us several times asking for our payment, starting with a day or two after his last visit. Typically contractors have given a payment due date of two to four weeks out from the repairs. We definitely want to pay for what we owe -- assuming the work is done well -- so we dropped a check in the mail roughly a week after the work had been done. The check had still not reached him a few days later. He texted us his address; it had recently been changed. To the best of our knowledge, we sent it to the right address, but it would have been helpful to have gotten an updated invoice with the remaining total and new address clearly written on it. And if we had been offered the ability to pay by credit card from the get-go, waiting for the payment would not have been an issue. He pushed to pick the check up via our mailbox the following day, and we ended up having to cancel the check. (Thankfully our bank waived the $35 fee.) I texted him about the issue of the gate hitting the house, and he said he would look at it when he picked up the check. I was passing through the first floor when I saw him arrive, and I walked toward the front door to greet him when I saw him walk up the steps, grab the check and walk back down, not looking at the gate once. Scott Of All Trades was given repeated chances and did not strike us as professional. The whole experience felt like a series of headaches. The work took too long to be completed. The handyman search continues.

We moved into our home about two years ago and were severely disappointed with the shoddy…read moreworkmanship of our brand-new house. Recently, we found Luke's Repairs and Remodeling to address the following issues: all interior and exterior doors were replaced and reframed, all pocket doors were replaced with new hardware which required removing and replacing the drywall. We also needed the entire house painted, a closest built around our mechanicals and additional shelving erected in the laundry area, as well as some electrical work. Luke came out, listened to everything we had to say and gave excellent input for the project. He gave us an estimate and stayed within the estimate for the entire job. Luke started on time, communicated throughout the entire timeline and ended on time. Luke, as well as his skilled carpenters, never minded being interrupted with questions and always took the time to communicate clearly. The project took approximately two weeks to complete. We thoroughly enjoyed visiting Luke's warehouse to choose the items we needed for the repair and remodeling. Luke also did all the ordering, pick up and checked the materials that were delivered. We never had to bother with any items that were needed for our home. When I asked for his credentials, Luke did not hesitate to provide me a copy of his Kentucky contractor's license and his insurance. We noticed the way Luke was with the men he worked with. They had immense respect for each other. We are confident that the crew will stay with Luke. Finding a quality business to do home repair and remodeling is very difficult. Luke's Repair and Remodeling is a stellar company. My wife said, "Luke and his carpenters have made me fall in love with my home again". As for me, this was a $40,000 project and I could not be happier. We are looking forward to this summer when Luke will be back out to our home to remodel our master bathroom. Thanks Luke.

Luke installed new floors in my home after major water damage and after we arranged for…read moreprofessional clean up. I am in love with my new floors. The entire first floor feels like a new home. After installing, Luke painted all the baseboards making everything look really clean and fresh. Luke was dependable and professional. I highly recommend Luke Repairs and Renovations.