Montering af toiletsæde på Amager

Comment: Came round and insisted I must have new toilet as he could not change spare parts for old toilet. The toilet was installed very quickly, but after the work was done I saw I was missing a screw for the toilet. I wrote to him, and he replied he would come and fit the missing screw in a few days. After postponing it the first time, we agreed to a new time and day, but he never showed. I have not heard back from him so the job remains unfinished.

If you’re thinking about hiring Casper the plumber for handyman work, here’s what you might expect: The Positives: Nice Person: First of all, Casper is a genuinely nice person. He’s approachable and doesn't push too hard. He’s pleasant to work with on a personal level, which is a good trait for any handyman. The Challenges: Unreliable Communication: It can be difficult to get a firm commitment on when he will start the work. It took multiple attempts via phone and messaging before I could agree on a start date with him. Delays and Lack of Commitment: Casper tends to work on multiple jobs at once, which means he often does a couple of hours of work and then leaves, saying he’ll come back in a few days. What was initially promised to be a one-day job ended up being delayed over several days or even weeks. This can be very frustrating if you’re on a tight schedule. Messy Workmanship: While Casper did complete the plumbing job and it is functional, the overall finish was messy and visually unappealing. For example, he installed a bathtub that ended up being wobbly because it lacked screws or had improperly attached fixtures.

We hired Johnny to take down a wall in our apartment & do the finishing. The finishing was very poor - one of the walls is crooked, there are random gaps. We had other professionals over who were shocked at what a poor job he had done and now have to spend a lot to fix it.