Headman Handymen
Headman Handymen Overview
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Headman Handymen has 1.0 star rating based on 1 customer review. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied and report poor customer service and a high price level.
Positive Feedback
The initial quote was described as reasonable and communications included photos and videos, though those materials were later disputed in Headman Handymen reviews.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Staged or misleading photos and demands for payment before verified completion.
- Unfinished electrical work, repeated power outages and failed inspections.
- Theft reported from site and poor on‑site preparedness and tools.
- Poor customer service, high pricing, and billing or dispute risks.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check Headman Handymen customer complaints and reviews before hiring.
- Verify work in person, require documented inspections, and consider hiring licensed electricians instead.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Headman Handymen has 1.0 star rating based on 1 customer review. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied and report poor customer service and a high price level.
Positive Feedback
The initial quote was described as reasonable and communications included photos and videos, though those materials were later disputed in Headman Handymen reviews.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Staged or misleading photos and demands for payment before verified completion.
- Unfinished electrical work, repeated power outages and failed inspections.
- Theft reported from site and poor on‑site preparedness and tools.
- Poor customer service, high pricing, and billing or dispute risks.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check Headman Handymen customer complaints and reviews before hiring.
- Verify work in person, require documented inspections, and consider hiring licensed electricians instead.
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Disaster Work output, poor customer relations, unethical and unprofessional
- - Photos of the work were staged; payment demanded.
- - A worker stole wiring; a police report was filed.
- - Power cut three times; inspections failed.
I hired Headman Handymen, LLC which is based out of Macon, GA. It was a disaster from day one when I hired them.
I hired them to do some electrical work, and they gave a reasonable quote. When it came time to pay I was not able to be there, so I had them send me pictures and videos to show that it works. When I got on site, the pictures that they sent were staged and fake, and they demanded payment. I found out when I got onsite, and they came back the next day to finish the job.
But they still did not finish the job. They are also higher a guy that stole wire from the site. In addition, the company stole wire from the site. I had to submit a police report for the theft.
They came in and started cutting the electrical wire under the house because they did not have the tools to trace the wires out. They ended up cutting off the power to the entire house 3 separate occasions because they did not know what they were doing. The power was out for weeks at a time. One time they messed up the power so badly and did not follow proper procedures that the power company would not resort to power until the code inspector came out to approve it.
They also had to borrow tools from another company where I had worked onsite. They were never prepared. I had to pay another company to come and fix their mess, and they had to replace and fix 100% of the work that they did. They were horrible.
With the inexperience and incompetence, it took them 4 months to try and clean up their mess, and I had to just break ties and get someone else to fix it. They failed the county inspection 4 times. One time they called for an inspection, and they did not even have any wires in the panel box they put it, IT WAS EMPTY.
Waste of time. RUN AWAY
User's recommendation: Waste of time. RUN AWAY
New York, New York
Incompetency
- - Photos used to demand payment were staged.
- - The job remained unfinished, caused outages, theft occurred, and inspections failed.
I hired Headman Handymen, LLC which is based out of Macon, GA. It was a disaster from day one when I hired them.
I hired them to do some electrical work, and they gave a reasonable quote. When it came time to pay I was not able to be there, so I had them send me pictures and videos to show that it works. When I got on site, the pictures that they sent were staged and fake, and they demanded payment.
I found out when I got onsite, and they came back the next day to finish the job. But they still did not finish the job.
They are also higher a guy that stole wire from the site. In addition, the company stole wire from the site. I had to submit a police report for the theft. They came in and started cutting the electrical wire under the house because they did not have the tools to trace the wires out.
They ended up cutting off the power to the entire house 3 separate occasions because they did not know what they were doing. The power was out for weeks at a time. One time they messed up the power so badly and did not follow proper procedures that the power company would not resort to power until the code inspector came out to approve it. They also had to borrow tools from another company where I had worked onsite.
They were never prepared. I had to pay another company to come and fix their mess, and they had to replace and fix 100% of the work that they did. They were horrible. With the inexperience and incompetence, it took them 4 months to try and clean up their mess, and I had to just break ties and get someone else to fix it.
They failed the county inspection 4 times. One time they called for an inspection, and they did not even have any wires in the panel box they put it, IT WAS EMPTY.
Waste of time. RUN AWAY
User's recommendation: Do not hire this company
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