Done 4 You Handyman

Five reviews, five names for the same man: Scott. Done 4 You Handyman is a one-man operation out of Wakefield, and every comment written about it is about Scott Bianchini personally — the company says he owns it and works as its lead craftsman. The work people describe is the everyday list that piles up on an older house. In April 2026 a homeowner wrote about cedar shingle repairs and filled voids on an antique house, and made a point of the process rather than the result: confirmed the day before, showed up on time, came prepared, cleaned up after himself. A March 2025 review covers the wood under a kitchen sink that had rotted out from a leak. An October 2025 comment lands on the same idea from a different angle — the carpentry, and a willingness to take on the odd jobs that don't fit a category. That is the whole written history: five comments, all of them on Google, all of them five stars, running from March 2025 to June 2026. Three landed in the last six months. It is a consistent record and a young one, and it is worth knowing that nobody has yet published a critical account either way. The company describes itself as covering about a ten-mile radius of Wakefield — Reading, Stoneham, Woburn, Burlington, Lynnfield, Saugus, Melrose, Malden, Medford, Winchester, Arlington, Lexington, Bedford and Billerica among them — and says it has been at this for five years. It handles both residential and commercial repair work, and its own list runs across plumbing, electrical, painting and drywall, windows and doors, carpentry and general maintenance. If you have a punch list — a rotted sill, shingles to patch, trim to replace, a half-dozen small fixes nobody else wants — this is the shape of business that suits it. Ask about licensing and insurance for anything touching plumbing or electrical work before booking, since the trade-specific side of those jobs is regulated separately from general handyman work.