Mark Martin
LicensedYour Neighborhood Handyman | No Job Too Small
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This contractor has been verified by our community. Verified Jun 6, 2025.
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Reviews (20)
Steven D.
Professional and capable. Quote was accurate, just took an extra day.
Good to know, adding them to my list.
Stephanie R.
Did what was asked. Not the most communicative but got it done.
James H.
Best contractor I've hired in this community. Punctual and skilled.
Christopher M.
Been looking for a reliable contractor for years. Found one!
David W.
No-showed the first appointment without calling. Work was just okay.
Ashley N.
I was honestly skeptical at first because his quote was lower than everyone else's and you know what they say... but wow was I wrong. He explained that he keeps overhead low by not having a big crew. The work on our deck was impeccable. My wife, who is VERY particular about these things, couldn't find a single thing to complain about. That's saying something!
Mark M.
Got the basics done. A few small issues I'll probably fix myself.
Jessica F.
Had some back and forth but eventually got a satisfactory result.
James R.
Price was good but quality was just okay. You get what you pay for I guess.
Yikes, thanks for the heads up.
Jennifer L.
Hired him to paint our living room and dining room. The painting itself? Chef's kiss. Seriously beautiful work, clean lines, no drips. However, he did track some paint on our carpet that I didn't notice until after he left. When I texted him about it, he came back same day and cleaned it up himself, which I appreciated. Docking one star for the oversight but adding it back for making it right.
Stephanie P.
Asked good questions to understand exactly what I needed. Nailed it.
Rachel N.
Hard to get a hold of and missed the first appointment. Work was mediocre.
John N.
Would use again. Small hiccup with timing but the work was solid.
Jennifer H.
Quality wasn't what I expected for the price. Corners were cut.
Stephanie B.
Appreciated the honest assessment. Didn't try to upsell unnecessary work.