Geno the Handyman

A stuck storm door, a loose handrail, an attic hatch nobody else wants to build — Geno the Handyman is built for exactly the small jobs reviewers say are hard to get a bigger company to take on. Geno runs the Stoneham business himself, self-reporting 25 years in the trade and owner-operator status, handling the kind of repairs and small installs — TV mounts, door fixes, curtain rods, patched walls — that keep homeowners calling him back. Nearly 150 Google ratings average five stars, and recent reviews keep repeating the same shape: on time, efficient, and fairly priced. A June 2026 review credits him with mirror and TV installs plus door and vent repair, and a May 2026 review says he repaired rather than replaced an interior door 'at a very fair price.' In a September 2025 review, a homeowner described contacting him about a safety issue that had caused a 94-year-old relative to fall — Geno came out the next day for a free estimate and finished the job the following morning. Further back, a November 2023 review described him rebuilding a rotted workbench and cellar stair platform, patching an old foundation gap, and fixing a bulkhead door after a basement-waterproofing job, and an August 2022 review had him replacing a rotted shed ramp with composite decking. Its written record runs back to 2021, with an even older dated history behind that. The jobs on record are small-to-mid scale — door and window repairs, wall patches, furniture assembly, handrail and ramp work — rather than large remodels or new construction, so it's worth confirming your project fits that kind of scope before calling. A solid call for the smaller jobs other companies skip; confirm pricing and scope upfront for anything larger, and ask about insurance given the one-person setup.