Plumbing and home maintenance.

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Hello I am serious. About what I am proposing. To save you money. I am not a contractor, or in business, but until I am, I am your very helpful neighbor, who works for much less than a contractor, as I have less overhead to deal with, and its perfectly legal to have me over to help you in your home to plumb, or run a circuit, or mow the lawn if that's what you need help with. I'm Guy Friday. AKA, Mark.
Legally, I can only help homeowners on their projects in their own homes. Not on their rentals or fix and flips or any commercial buildings. From pulling permits to final inspections as a friend and neighbor, together we can do just about anything a contractor can do. Except for installing the breaker panel on a house, I am pretty sure the homeowner rules. As long as he lives there in the house, he can apply for a plumbing and an electrical permit and building permit and go to town. And with a Guy Friday like me you got every thing under control and all your questions answered too. I have been in the construction trades for over thirty years. The laws are there to protect you and I. So we can save ourselves some of that hard earned money and build some sweat equity in our homes before we move or if we just want to add another bathroom and a bedroom, well if you have some time, together, we can figure out if its any better to hire a contractor or be the contractor ourselves. I am confident that if you have a small repair to make and you can't climb up a ladder or lay under a sink ok... I can. I can get that for you. Or its more, I can help you get the best deal from finding a good carpet man to replace your carpet, and deck, to doing it for you myself. If you have more than I can do then lets make some calls and work with some other people.
I can do many things from plumbing and electrical, to pruning trees, tile, mud, tape, texture and paint, haul stuff to the dump, frame it, roof it, put in the windows and doors, and teach people how as well. I myself am not the fastest draw in the west, but I'm ok.
No job is too small, or too large.


Mark