Cruz Handyman Services

Cruz Handyman Services has a small public review footprint, not the kind of deep track record where a homeowner should read the star rating as settled. HomeAdvisor and Thumbtack each list a 5.0 rating, but each is based on just one rating; BBB adds an A+ grade and says the business is not BBB accredited. The work itself reads as general handyman help: HomeAdvisor describes handyman service and powerwashing, while Porch describes a Los Angeles handyman profile with drywall, gutter cleaning, painting, and related small-project services. Angi also frames the business around handyman work and says Spanish-language service and free estimates are offered. The main thing to sort out before calling is identity and licensing. The public profiles do not line up cleanly: BBB says 9 years in business, Thumbtack says 6, HomeAdvisor says 21, Angi says 23, and Porch says 24; the listed locations also span multiple places, and HomeAdvisor explicitly titles the Apple Valley profile “Unlicensed Contractor.” That does not prove poor work, but it does mean a homeowner should confirm the exact legal business name, address, license or registration status, and who will be doing the job. For small handyman work, the available customer comments are positive but sparse. Treat this as a contractor to screen carefully by phone: ask for recent local references, confirm the scope in writing, and verify whether the specific work you need requires a license before booking.