Helping Hands

About Helping Hands

From mounting a TV to fixing a sticking door, small home jobs are the focus of Helping Hands in Atlanta. The business has been running for 4 years. The team is one person.

Cribs, bunk beds and other pieces children will use are worth extra care, and furniture assembly appears among the work Helping Hands does. Keep the manual and the spare hardware bag after the job, since you may need them to tighten or move the piece later. Its answers on types of furniture are desk or table, bed frame, chair, entertainment center or tv stand, bookcase and dresser. It ticks disassemble existing furniture for additional services.

Tall pieces such as dressers and bookcases are usually anchored to the wall once built, so mention the wall type if you want that done.

Business hours are not shown. Close by: Avondale Estates, Scottdale and Clarkston. Service there is not stated, so ask.

A message to Helping Hands should describe each task, the room it is in, and anything awkward such as high ceilings, tight spaces or brick walls. Agree on whether cleanup and haul-away of packaging are part of the job before the work begins.

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