How To Find A Good Handyman

Great ideas on how to find a handyman/repair person you're comfortable working with. I know the sounds a bit wonky, but the info is too good to just chuck. ⏱️⏱️Chapters⏱️⏱️ 00:00 Intro 00:12 And the tech drama continues 01:30 Today's topic 02:10 He works on several things: commercial, home, mobile homes 02:33 Learning about the tech, and screwing up... me, not Phil 02:45 What he would look for if he was hiring a repair man 03:00 What type of repairman you need 03:20 Then how expensive will it be 04:15 He's got a good ranking on Angie's List and others 04:30 We can't be everywhere, hence the topic 04:45 Repairs are not predictable 05:20 You're looking for someone who's honest with you. 05:30 You're looking for somebody who tells the truth and makes you feel comfortable 06:00 You want to follow your instincts. 06:15 Can check out the business before they ever come out online 06:30 Ask lots of questions 06:45 Ask your friends who do you use 07:15 Common issue with repair people 08:00 What can they do for your situation? 08:20 How do they treat you on the phone? 09:05 Something to consider about them losing their temper 09:50 Wrong birth rate for over 50 years, making it hard to find the right people 10:15 People that are repairmen, there's no school for that 10:35 Plumber is going to be making minimum to pull up $200 11:15 You want to search, but can be a long search 11:30 They are working at your place 11:45 We've learned you need to find out if they're honest 12:00 Things you can ask before they even come out 12:20 Example of why you wouldn't hire someone 12:50 Doctors and lawyers only trades people who can... 13:15 Starting off new with a repair man 13:40 You'll have to work out times to be there 14:05 Find those qualities you want 14:15 Can you use a young person just learning? 15:10 Going to give up some quality for cheaper 15:25 An older guy? 16:15 Do you feel comfortable with him doing it? 16:30 Painting, people think they know how to... 16:50 You'll want to check their reputation 17:10 Could try them on a smaller job 17:35 Prevent you from spending a bunch of money on someone you don't gel with 17:50 If you find someone you're comfortable with, keep their number 18:05 They can get better 18:20 Jacking up your house, you might want to look for experience 18:40 You can always try them on something and see how it goes 19:00 Should you be checking insurance, yours and theirs 19:15 Do you need insurance for a simple job, or would that be a good test? 19:40 Repairmen get their experience and then decide to become repairmen 20:00 No osmosis, you have to learn it the hard way 20:10 Find the person who makes you feel comfortable 21:00 Most repairmen are men who need to work for a woman 21:10 Does he talk down to you as a woman? 22:15 You don't want someone who's... 22:45 Do they show humility? 23:00 You don't want someone talking down to you 23:20 It's a service industry 23:35 Can you find somebody before you have the problem? 23:45 Have them do those little problems and see how it works out 24:10 Questions to ask before you have major problems 🙏 Subscribe, 👍, it helps a lot!! ➤❓/ 💬: [email protected] ➤ Follow https://straightarrowrepair.com/pipf ➤➤I get a little for the channel-no charge for you if you use the links: ➤➤Shop Amazon https://amzn.to/3CxD1T4 ➤➤Tool lists & recommended products🧰 https://straightarrowrepair.com/0lvf ➤➤Services We use ➤➤MORNINGFA·ME https://morningfa.me/invite/StraightArrowRepair ➤➤A2 Hosting http://www.a2hosting.com/refer/140244 ➤➤Tubebuddy https://www.tubebuddy.com/StraightArrowRepair ➤➤Apsumo http://fbuy.me/v/philbridges ➤➤VidIQ: https://vidiq.com/straightarrowrepair #MobileHomeRepair, #MobileHomeImprovement, #diyhomerepair