Little by little Community Managers are using our handyman services for those small tasks that need to be done sooner, rather than later. Checking and changing community light bulbs, adjusting/replacing photo cells or light timers, replacing broken/stolen light post globes, removing graffiti, cleaning gutters and downspouts, repairing perimemter fences and fixing hose bib drips are just a few of the light handyman jobs we have performed for communities.
Community Managers use our reliable services for communitites whose pools we service, as well as communitites that do not have a pool.
Is there a way my semi-retired work force can lighten your work load?
If given a list of items, my guys would happily and thoroughly do community "walk arounds" and submit a report to CMs, make the repairs we can and suggest repairs we cannot make all at very reasonable prices.
Please call or email if Talkin Handyman Services can be of help.
Feel free to post any comments or questions.
Sunday, November 24, 2013
Monday, November 18, 2013
I plan to remain small but am ready to add maybe 3-5 more pools the summer of 2014. My formula is to assign two semi-retired people, 3-4 pools, all within a fairly short distance of each other. All of my routes of 3-4 pools are managed by different companies. So, if you have a community pool you would like me to bid on, please email me, the name of the community, an address, and, if possible, a lock box code or on site person to contact. Thanks!
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