My husband is The Honey Do List Guy. He does excellent work, quickly and quietly, and cleans up after himself. He does large jobs (bathroom and kitchen remodeling) and small ones (repairing faucets and toilets).

He has wide experience installing every home appliance. Disposal? Too many times. Dishwasher? Yup. Washer and dryer? Yes. Oven? Uh huh. Toilet? Lots. Sink? Oh yeah – he installed a 25” sink in a 24” cabinet (I still don’t know how he did that). Also stoves, cooktops, refrigerators (with icemaker and water dispenser lines), freezers, air conditioners, and water heaters. Some of these were plop-ins, and some were tricky to fit.

Tricky doesn’t mean impossible – I wanted the cooktop in the island in the middle of the kitchen, not against the wall. He said “OK, Honey,” and figured out how to run the downdraft through the floor to the outside wall. When I asked him to move the washer and dryer to the basement, he figured out how to run the dryer vent through floor joists to the outside wall.

He installed a dryer once where he had to take the dryer completely apart to get it in the doorway – the client was amazed; she had measured that door, and knew the dryer wouldn’t fit.

He has completely re-done both kitchens and baths.

He has installed new floors with narrow oak strips, wide pine boards, ceramic tile and vinyl tile. In all these jobs, everything fits - no need for half-inch caulk to cover up sloppy work.

My husband guarantees his work, so it has to be solid. So when he hangs a cabinet or shelves, or anything heavy, he secures it to the studs.  When he remodels a bathroom, it's as close to perfect as he can make it (in spite of wandering walls).

When I need something done, I want it done well. I want quality materials and supplies. I want the repair to be solid and to look good.

One more thing: when my husband is working on your job, that’s all he’s working on. He won’t be scheduling the next job, or talking on the phone – he’ll be focusing on your job till it's complete.

Is there something we can do to help you? Call and leave a voicemail, or email us, and we'll get back to you ASAP.

— “Honey”