Tokay Handyman Services

Tokay Handyman is a Boston repair-and-installation outfit whose own site sets out an unusually specific menu: drywall patching and crack smoothing, interior painting and wallpaper removal, trim carpentry, shelves and cabinet hardware, furniture assembly, TV mounts, blinds, curtain rods, ceiling fans, small flooring repairs, smart-home devices, minor plumbing and non-panel electrical, plus gutter cleaning, pressure washing, deck and fence staining and grab bars and ramps. It works Boston and the ring around it — Dorchester, Roxbury, Jamaica Plain, South Boston, Brighton, Allston, Brookline, Cambridge, Somerville, Quincy, Medford and Malden. The public record behind that menu is thin enough that no rating is published here. Its Google profile carries eight ratings and seven written reviews, and every one of those seven was posted on the same day, 4 December 2025. They are short and interchangeable — punctual, professional, recommended — with no job, no room and no price named in any of them. That is not a claim of anything improper; it is simply a set of reviews that cannot tell you how the business handles a real job, and one day is not a track record. The practical read: treat this as a business you would have to check yourself. Ask for two or three references you can call from jobs in your own neighbourhood, ask for photos of finished work of the kind you need, and get the scope and price in writing before anyone starts. For the smallest tasks — a TV mount, a flat-pack wardrobe, a patched wall — the risk is low and the price is likely to be too. For anything bigger, wait until there is more to go on.