A&D Handyman

Getting leads and the Contacting the customer to set up consultation.  If we agree on the price depending on the county we either go pull the permit and then begin work with a deposit for materials that's payable at the end of the first day we show up.

or we get phone calls from customers that are linked to us through other marketing that we have out there and then repeat process above.

Worked in the construction business for 20 years and have passed the test for licensing in the state of Florida for handyman services 

Every job is different but usually I base the pricing off linear footage.

Family

Anywhere from low to very high end.

We built a beautiful interior bathroom that needed to be treated for mold then sealed and remodeled which is probably some of the best work I've seen us do.  The customer was so happy they insisted on paying me more money then what was quoted, and we also got 3 referrals from it.

I would tell them I won't be the cheapest option most likely, but I will gauruntee them a job well done or they don't have to pay me, which has never happened.  I gauruntee my work and always show up if a customer looks around and sees an imperfection that may have been overlooked by them when they approve the job originally for final payment.

My big thing down here in Florida is to make sure the pro that comes out to price your project has good character, if they give a very low price, and seems desperate, then do not hire them because you will end up regretting it.  There is a reason that certain people are slow and desperate for work.  I hear a lot from new customers that pros have come there taken there money and only complete half the job.