There are many projects around the house that you can do yourself. Some people enjoy home repairs and redecorating, but sometimes you need to hire a handyman. The job could be too complicated, or maybe you just don't have time. Either way, there a few things to keep in mind when choosing a handyman:
Make sure you understand his capabilities and skill level. Do not hire a general handyman specialized in carpentry if you need electrical wore done. Make sure the project is within his field and he has previous experience. Good sources for finding a general handyman:
A general handyman can do a variety of jobs, but sometimes you need a professional contractor. Jobs like:
Jobs suitable for a general handyman include:
A general handyman repairs things and maybe installs flooring or kitchen cupboards. If you need someone to mow the lawn, rake the leaves, trim the hedges or clean the pool, you might want to hire someone in that field, or a neighborhood kid. Hiring a general handyman for such jobs would cost too much and he will probably feel insulted as such jobs are beneath his skill level. Make sure the job he is hired for is fully explained and the cost is agreed upon beforehand. Draw up a contract so there will be no misunderstanding later.
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