"Tony Hwang" wrote in message
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Julie Bove wrote:

"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message
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On 4/24/2014 10:28 AM, wrote:
Have you tried "Angie's List"? My wife paid for a year and used it
to screen for a bunch or various things, for herself and a couple of
friends.



That may be the best bet. The bigger the Yellow Pages ad, the worse
the service. Best to find a small local guy, not a franchise and
stick with him.

Another way is to go to the local wholesale plumbing supply and ask
for a couple of names.

Lowes and Home Depot also offer installation services

Still another is to buy from www.faucetdirect.com and they have a
network of installers. I've bought from them but have never used
their installation services so I have no idea how well it works.

Very dissatisfied with Lowes installation. Will not use them again. So
far, Mr. Handyman has not done me wrong. It's just that they're not the
best to call for one little task. Better to have a list of several
little things.
Hmmm,
No friends, relatives or neighbors who can point right way?
I some times barter work my IT computer help, electrical work,
electronics repairs for carpentry most. I have two left hands when
cutting a board or hammering nails, LOL!

Nope. I don't know any one who is handy like that. My dad used to do his
own plumbing stuff but... Any time you used a faucet in his house, you'd
have to try to remember which way was hot and which was cold because he
often got the lines reversed.