Working Class

About Working Class

The to-do list that never seems to get shorter is the reason people in San Francisco look up Working Class, a local handyman business. Time in business, by its profile, is 4 years. It reports a team of 2 people.

The listing sits in the handyman category, a broad label for general home repairs. A written list of tasks, with a photo of each, is the easiest way for a handyman to estimate how long the visit will take. The profile adds cabinet installation, dishwasher installation, door repair and fitness equipment assembly to its main category.

The listing includes cabinet installation. Countertops are usually measured only after base cabinets are set, so it is worth asking how the cabinet and counter work will be scheduled together.

Its schedule is posted as all day, including weekends. Nearby towns include Brisbane, South San Francisco and Daly City; if the job is in one of them, ask whether it is covered.

Let Working Class know if any job is in an awkward spot, such as above a staircase, in a crawlspace or on a second-story exterior wall. Ladders and access can change how long a simple task takes. Keep a running list of small repairs through the month so one visit can clear several at once.

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