Top 10 Handyman Services in Salt Lake City, UT
Top questions to ask before hiring a handyman
Handymen are hired to do many various home improvement tasks. Some are general tradesmen, who have a variety of experiences. Others have licenses and training in electrical work or plumbing. The key is asking what their level of experience is for the type of work you need done. Before you call a handyman, know what you need done along with any important details. You'll want an in-home consultation so that you can walk through the project.
Handyman licensing varies from state to state however it's a good question to ask your handyman. You'll also want to verify the dollar amounts for their surety bond (a third party that can cover payments in case the handyman doesn't pay subcontractors or employees) as well as insurance (in case they damage your property or injure themselves).
After the handyman has had a chance to walk through the project, have him or her outline the scope of work. The details of the project, including labor, materials, supplies, rental equipment, or subcontractors, should be listed as separate line items. If you are on a tight budget or timeline, this is the time to discuss options or alternatives for your project. If the project is small, like hauling debris or performing minor repair work, the handyman should request payment when the job is complete. For larger projects that require ordering of materials or multiple subcontractors, it's more common to pay a deposit.
Obtaining proper permits for home improvement is the responsibility of the homeowner. But very often professional file the permits on behalf of the homeowner and should have a good understanding of the process. When the structure of the home is altered, or when changes are made to the electrical system or gas lines, you may need to file a permit. Discuss your particular project with your handyman and ask if a permit is required.
A good handyman should be happy to share references. Anywhere from three to five past clients should be able to give you a good idea about the handyman's work style, ability to get the job done, and the satisfaction when the job is complete. If a homeowner wasn't satisfied with the handyman, be sure you ask specifically why. Sometimes miscommunication can contribute to unsatisfied customers.
Recent reviews for Salt Lake City Handymen
turned our old boring mail box into a fine piece of art work, to last for years comming. Me and my wife (especially her are alateted). Thank you Jack of all trades. Jeffery Rhew he is very nice professional on time good bids and honest.
He went a week over schedule, we actually installed one wall of drywall and he still charged us. Our whole concern was water damage and he failed to protect the wood underneath the siding from weather damage. I had to point it out to him and make him co...
Horrible. After I discovered the problem, I looked more into Emanuel Hernandez "Manny" only to find out he had no license or insurance when he did out job. He lies, he cuts corners and he is not reputable. I would not recommend him to my worst enemy. ...
Not responsive in communication. Poor value. Would not recommend.
BAD VERY VERY BAD
I had 3 properties needing immediate repairs and yard clean up. Affordapro agreed to come the next day and do everything! Amazing service... 866-862-3705
I was optimistic about meeting with Aaron about adding a front porch and a great room to my home. when he was finally able to come out and view my property (I'd sent photos of the house and design ideas weeks prior), he was clearly disinterested and apat...
Very competitive prices, good quality workmanship. Very customer oriented. Works with customers schedules as much as possible. I would use them again without hesitation and recommend them quite highly.
Damon was the most honest person I've ever worked with. Not only did he give me a good deal on my project he walked me through every step. I will definitely keep working with Damon.
I was so impressed with the work that was completed that we are going to use Robert again. I have also handed out a couple of the cards that he left us to people at work who need a good, dependable handyman.
Could not ask for a Better experience it has been awesome so far to work with Robert he listens and does the little things that make a big difference I will continue to give him my busines
Everything You Need to Know About Salt Lake City Handyman Services
Who are the best Handymen in Salt Lake City?
We've found 950 handyman providers that are available to you in Salt Lake City.
Keep in mind that every project has different requirements, and some handyman professionals maybe be more equipped to handle the specifications of your handyman services work than others. Talk to multiple handymen before deciding which one is right for you. You will want to consider how much they charge, if they are properly licensed for handyman services work in Salt Lake City, and if your project is a fit. Here are some suggested professionals and companies to get you started:
- Bombeck Installation
- Average Handyman project cost: $122.00
- Location: Salt Lake City
- Lost Creek Construction
- Average Handyman project cost: $122.00
- Location: Salt Lake City
- Morses Handyman Service
- Average Handyman project cost: $122.00
- Location: Salt Lake City
What Salt Lake City zip codes are served by Handymen?
Salt Lake City has 950 total Handyman companies that service multiple zip codes. We've put together a list of areas in and around Salt Lake City with the most Handymen:
- 38 Handymen in 84010.
- 19 Handymen in 84044.
How does invoicing/payment work for most Handyman projects in Salt Lake City?
Every project differs, but you should ask any handyman for an estimate, before they do any work. In fact, ask for their general payment terms before any handyman services work is done.
If the job is large and going to take longer than a day, it's common practice for handymen to request a down payment. Usually, this will be around 25% so they can commence work on your handyman project.
If it's a quick job, you'll likely be given an invoice/bill when the job is complete. Then it's up to you and the handyman to determine if you pay immediately or can send payment at a later date.