Adair Home Repair
Local business · Haverhill, MA 01830
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Highlights
- A+ BBB grade — no complaints listed on the profile
- Owner-run shop — single proprietor since 2019
- Low-voltage credentials — smart home, AV, and cabling certifications
- No reviews anywhere — neither Houzz nor BBB shows customer feedback
- Not BBB accredited — the A+ grade comes without accreditation
- Very broad service list — 25 towns claimed by a one-person business
Adair Home Repair is a one-man shop on Webster Street in Haverhill — Christopher Adair, working under his own name since 2019, taking the small repair and carpentry jobs around the northern Merrimack Valley. The Better Business Bureau grades the business A+ and shows no complaints against it, though it is not BBB accredited. Its Houzz page sits under Woodworkers & Carpenters and lists three low-voltage credentials — smart home tech, audio visual, and fiber optic and copper cabling — an unusual pairing with the carpentry work, and worth asking about if that is the job you have. What is missing is customer voice. There are no reviews on either page, so nothing here tells you how the work actually went for the people who hired him, and no rating would be honest on that basis. The Houzz listing claims a very wide catalog of services and 25 towns served, which is a lot of ground for a one-person business — pin down exactly what he does himself before booking, and ask for references from recent jobs in your town.
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No changes recorded yet — last scanned Jul 29, 2026.
What does handyman work cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Adair Home Repair. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
A day rate replaces the task list — usually the better deal once the list gets long.
Estimated range
$220 – $850
Typical handyman visit around $540