Angie's List: Handyman or contractor?
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Updated: 3:53 PM Apr 22, 2011
Angie's List: Handyman or contractor?
Should you hire a contractor or a handyman? Consumer Expert Angie Hicks sheds some light on the question.
Posted: 1:05 PM Apr 22, 2011
Reporter: Terry McFadden
Email Address: terry.mcfadden@wndu.com
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  • by Jacob Location: Houston, Texas on Mar 6, 2012 at 11:24 AM
    I loved this article. We get asked all of the time whether people should do the work themselves, hire a handyman, or hire a contractor. My biggest advice I could give, is that if you have never attempted a job yourself and think something could go wrong with your project, then hire someone. Between hiring a handyman or a contractor, I have more advice. If the job is above $500, I would highly recommmend hiring a professional. This is important because if something goes wrong, then you want whoever did your work to stand behind their work and fix whatever problems occur. I work for http://www.needcooling.com and my experience is that when something goes wrong, people call their handyman or contractor immediately for the fix.
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