By Levi Tate on June 17, 2026 Verified by Google

Greg is a great guy. He knows what he is doing & has been doing it a very long time. I highly recommend anybody looking for a handyman, give him a call.
He doesn't just do the small jobs, he does full remodels as well.

I would rate him 10 stars if i could. Very down to earth person. Give this guy a call now !

By Logan Sheppard on January 10, 2026 Verified by Google

Greg is an awesome guy. Honest man to do business with. Very straightforward as well.
We had him remodel a bathroom for us, and are very pleased with his work.

By Lucia Cote on September 18, 2025 Verified by Google

Greg chooses to operate his business without a commitment to quality, accountability, or compassion for his customers. When you raise your concerns with him, he will endlessly argue with you in circles, deflect blame, and ultimately threaten you until you give up from the frustration of dealing with him. Its also clear he hires unqualified and unreliable employees who operate similarly to the leadership example he sets for them.

For background, we hired Greg to fix a rotted out door on our rooftop deck and install a hand held shower in our bathroom. He assigned his employee Phil to our projects. We spent almost $10K with them only to have both projects completely fall apart.

- Without requesting our permission, Phil brought his teenage daughter to the site to work as his "helper". It turned out she had been suspended from school. We tried to be compassionate about the situation but in hindsight this was very unprofessional and unsafe. It was clear the project took twice as long given he had a child helping him who he had to supervise.
- Upon completing the installation of the showerhead, he repainted our wall where he had cut in to access the plumbing. The color was completely off and when we pointed out the color was not a good match, he basically told us it was our problem and he wasn't going to fix it.
- Almost immediately the new shower head started making a loud and excessive noise when in use. We called Greg who instead of taking ownership of the issue tried to blame our water pressure and talk us into letting him come out to install some type of device to change our water pressure. We obviously said no, since this had never been a problem before their work. Since he refused to help further, we called Delta ourselves and they confirmed the model he had installed had this known issue and that a component needed to be replaced. We had to deal with Delta ourselves and only then did he send Phil back to install the new piece we ourselves ordered and paid for. At this time Greg also threatened us that he was going to void the warranty on his work, despite it being the product he bought that caused the problem to begin with. Eventually the shower head itself also broke. When I went to try and buy a new one, I discovered it was long discontinued which is likely why there were issues from the beginning.
- Within 1 month of the rooftop door being replaced, a massive leak began in our ceiling right under where the door had been installed. We immediately called Greg who again sent out Phil. Phil cut a hole in our ceiling and began to investigate. Like a broken record, he repeatedly insisted there was no way the door was causing the issue. He told us our roof was the problem and that we needed to get the roof fixed. For some reason we believed him and then spent the next few months with various roofers trying to find and fix the leak. Eventually, we realized the roof was not the problem and hired another contractor to come inspect the door. Within 10 minutes they immediately found the issue and indicated Phil had installed the door improperly. They were able to fix the door and the leak immediately stopped. My husband contacted Greg and explained all of this and again he took zero accountability and told us it wasn't his problem.

To make matters worse, before our nightmare began, our poor neighbor hired Phil to fix their door as well. Phil took a $2,000 deposit from them and then completely ghosted them. While this situation did not involve Greg, it highlights the type of individual he chooses to employ.

In sum, unless you want a never ending list of additional repairs and the headache of dealing with Greg and his fraudulent employees, we recommend avoiding this company.

By Marty Schnure on March 23, 2025 Verified by Google

We just wrapped up a renovation and have been so happy with the results. Phil Rice was fantastic to work with — communicative, knowledgeable, trustworthy — and the whole team did a great job. Mike and Sean were the others here the longest and they did great work. Everyone was kind and thoughtful, too. We’d love to have the same crew for future work we do on our house.

The only frustrating part for us was that Greg, the owner, did not want to provide broken down estimates for the many change orders we ended up adding on. That made it difficult to assess what work we could afford to add on.

By Doug Service on March 8, 2018 Verified by Google

When we decided to sell our house in the Laurelhurst neighborhood of Seattle, a lot of repair work and painting needed to done. My realtor found Seattle Handyman Pros and we hired them to do the work. From the very start it was a pleasure to work with Greg as he listened to what we were trying to achieve and made great recommendations on how to achieve our goals. Greg gave us a very detailed bid which covered patching holes, painting, caulking, repairing moldings, doors, and large areas of the floor. The work proceeded very quickly and Greg kept us informed as to the status at regular intervals. While we were trying to choose the color of flooring for an area of the kitchen that needed to be replaced, Greg suggested that we consider installing tile instead. We agreed, and Greg put together a very detailed bid to cover the additional work. The tile floor turned out to be the highlight of the kitchen. I would definitely hire Seattle Handyman Pros again as they are reliable, constantly keep you up to date on progress, and get the work done quickly.