Dayton Ohio Handyman LLC

We needed to have our old, rotting deck replaced. Nick was the only contractor to answer my call...and we couldn't be happier that he did! Nick has been, by far, the best contractor we have worked with. He truly cared about our needs, and went above and beyond to ensure those were met in one way or another. And if he couldn't meet those needs, he clearly explained why and gave great viable options and advice. He stayed in constant communication and kept us updated on status of the project. We look forward to working with Nick again on future projects around our house!

Nick came to my rescue after my family discovered a major issue with a window about to fall out of the frame. I contacted several contractors, but he was the only one to come to my house and give me an estimate. Nick is a nice, friendly, kind person who was a pleasure to work with. We had a few scheduling mishaps. Because of this he did some extra work for free. He did very good work so now I’m not concerned about tornado season. Thanks Nick!

Ghosted. Scheduled a service call with this company and sent details via email and text. The day of the service call he never showed up - I called, texted and emailed several times. No answer - not notice that he would not be able to provide the services he committed to previously. This really hurt our customer and effected our company's reputation. I hope the owner of this company is ok and no emergency occurred. In such an event, I will update this review... Otherwise; they are extremely unprofessional and has no regard for the people they look to do business with.

I hired Dayton Ohio Handyman LLC for several projects, but this review focuses on the installation of ceiling fans I purchased. Before the work began, I wasn’t informed that the installation would involve cutting into the drywall or that a permit might be needed. The fans were installed in late September/early October. After waiting several weeks for the wall repairs and final steps to be completed, I consulted a licensed electrician. I was told that new wiring had been added and that this type of work generally requires a permit. The electrician also explained that running wiring through the attic is the standard method for this kind of installation, which avoids cutting into the walls. When I contacted Montgomery County, they confirmed that no permit had been pulled for the project. As a result, I now need to hire a licensed electrician to review the wiring, obtain any required permit, and repair the drywall openings. The fans themselves do work, but the walls were left with holes, and the job wasn’t completed to the level I expected. Edit: Thank you for your response on 24 November 2025. I want to clarify that I am not seeking further assistance or contact. My review is simply a factual account of my experience. The issues raised (unpermitted electrical work, lack of communication about cutting into drywall, incomplete state of the project) were not addressed in your reply. I am sharing this information so that future customers can make informed decisions, and I stand by everything stated in my review. Edit: Thank you for your response on 26 January 2026. I’ve accurately described my experience and stand by the review. I have retained documentation, photos, and third-party professional input supporting the issues raised, which have been provided to the appropriate authorities. I won’t be engaging in further public discussion. This review is intended to inform future customers.