The skills and skill levels of most handymen/tradesmen vary as much as we do as individuals. Below you will find a typical list of services a handyman might be expected to perform. Often times clients will have a particular need for a specialist in a particular trade of field. It willl be helpful to list all of your qualifications on the web page included with your signup. See Sign up Help

*Here are a few tips and reminders that we offer for the “new guys” and some of the old.

1) Don't ever assume that a job is going to run 'by the book' just because it may have in the past.

2) Always plan for the unexpected and the unexpected is less likely to happen.

3) The more adventurous you become in handymanship, the more you learn.

4) Always have a fallback plan in case of natural or unnatural disaster.

5) Know your limitations, but know that by stretching a bit beyond those limitations, you will extend your reach.

6) Know when to have a helper. (Note: "This is the rule I break the most! How about you?" NH)

7) Measure twice and cut once. Assume that you will make mistakes, but try to minimize them by good overall planning.

8) Think of yourself as a professional in everything that you do, and you will be one.

9) Find people you trust whose brains you can pick for information and advice.

10) In the end, you must learn to trust your own judgment. Don't forget that "the buck" stops with you!

11) Be conservative in your repairs- in other words, don't cause more damage than you need to to get the job done.

12) Be curious. Let yourself try something new today. Try it, fit it, adjust it, move it, love it. Do it and be free as a child