TG Handyman Boston

TG Handyman Boston, run by Timmy (also written as Timmee), covers the kind of jobs that don't fit neatly in one trade — and the reviews show real range. On the masonry side, one customer describes a complicated brick tree pit built with a rat grid, and another a full repointing job that required removing, refilling and relaying a difficult section of brickwork; a third had a chimney pointed along with new walkway and stairs work. On the everyday-repair side, Timmy's crew has mounted a TV, installed three grills, fixed a stuck interior door lock, repaired siding and a drain pipe after a hard winter, and made an after-hours emergency call to fix an out-of-reach CO2 alarm. The throughline across nearly a dozen reviews is responsiveness: customers repeatedly mention early starts, same-day emergency help, and Timmy personally communicating through the job. Pricing comes up as competitive or fair in several reviews, and more than one customer says they've already gone back to him for a second project. The written record is still fairly new — eleven reviews across Google and Angi, mostly from 2025 and 2026 — and Angi's own listing flags its two reviews there as thin volume, though its screening badge (an Angi background check, not a license) is in place. Nothing negative shows up yet. For masonry repair, chimney work, or the kind of odd-job list that spans several trades, TG Handyman's early record is strong; given how new it is, it's still worth confirming licensing and insurance directly before a bigger job.