09/05/2026
My wife is a realtor. Which means she hears the same question approximately fourteen times a week from clients, colleagues, and random people at closing tables across Upstate South Carolina."
Do you know a good handyman?
She used to find this question stressful. Because the honest answer for most realtors is some version of maybe, let me think, I have a few people but I am not completely sure about all of them.
A bad contractor referral is not just an inconvenience in real estate. It can blow up a deal. A no-show inspection. A job half done when the closing date is three days away. A repair that was supposed to happen and didn't, discovered at the worst possible moment.
Realtors guard the good names like classified information.
My wife does not have that problem anymore.
Now when someone asks her, she just sends them my number. No hesitation. No qualifiers. No I think he is pretty good, let me know how it goes.
Just my name and the website.
Because she knows exactly what is going to happen.
I am going to answer the phone. I am going to give an honest quote. I am going to show up when I said I would. I am going to do the work right and charge what I quoted and communicate throughout and clean up before I leave.
She knows this because she is married to me and has watched me operate for long enough to trust it completely.
Visit the website or send a message. If your realtor sent you, tell her we said thank you.