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Woman-owned and run local handyman and small renovations company. We specialize in home repairs, home maintenance and kitchen, bathroom and deck renovations. Over a decade in the business, we've invested in customer service and turnkey service bookings. No job too small! Our employees have an average of 20 years multi-facet experience in home contracting and our company is fully insured.
520 Herrick Drive, 07801, Dover , United States
3.7
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Over the past we've had Pink Hammer Home Services come by for lots of different things, from masonry and brick touch-ups to gutter cleaning, to carpentry and trim work. We don't even consider calling anyone else.
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