Justice L.
8/14/2015
After meeting Joe, it's my feeling that anyone that does not give him a five out of five. Is either in a personal delusion or working for a competitive company. With that said let me tell you...
Hollywood Handy
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Hollywood Handy Construction, Inc. is a certified Woman Owned, General B Contractor specializing in commercial property construction, tenant improvements, and event support in Los Angeles County. With a commitment to superior quality control, professionalism, and effective construction management, Hollywood Handy Construction has earned a reputation for reliable, talented, and trustworthy service.
Since its establishment in 2012, Hollywood Handy Construction has successfully managed multifaceted projects, delivering fair pricing, quality craftsmanship, and meeting client deadlines. Their team of skilled technicians and supervisors excel in services such as tenant improvement, flooring installation, electrical work, painting, plumbing, and custom projects. With a focus on safety and a track record of excellence, Hollywood Handy Construction is the go-to choice for commercial construction needs in the Los Angeles area.
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3.533 reviews
Aaron V.
1/29/2025
Hired them to patch a hole in my church sanctuary ceiling. We had a leak from years ago. Jerry did a great job for a great price. Super professional and communicative. Dealing with the team was...
K C.
3/20/2014
Can't discuss his actual work as a handyman or contractor. But like Karen H. said in her review, there may be communication problems. I had made an appointment last Sunday for a Wednesday...
RC L.
10/3/2011
Joe did a variety of jobs for me, and I was very pleased with the work and general skill level. He works with a bunch different guys. Most of them seem quite competent. There is one issue which...
Kenneth S.
7/30/2010
Joe did an excellent job in my apartment installing a ceiling fan in my living room. There was no box in the ceiling, and he did all the necessary work to make it work, adding a box strong enough...
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