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Honey Do Painting and Handyman Services LLC
About Honey Do Painting and Handyman Services
Honey Do Painting and Handyman Services LLC covers painting and general home repair across Sarasota and Charlotte County, Florida. Owner Dillon Cameron runs it himself, so the person who quotes the job is the person who turns up to do it. The work spans interior and exterior painting, drywall repair, masonry, framing, pressure washing, cleaning and landscaping, which suits a house that needs several things sorted at once rather than one trade at a time.
Services
- Interior painting
- Exterior painting
- Drywall repair
- Masonry
- Framing
- Pressure washing
- Cleaning
- Landscaping
- General handyman work
What a customer says
"Dillon at Honey Do Painting and Handyman Services is top-notch! He did an outstanding job repairing our drywall before painting both the interior and exterior of our house. His attention to detail is unmatched, his pricing is very reasonable, and he works with a great, professional attitude throughout the entire job. Highly recommend!"
What sets Honey Do apart
In the owner's words: "100% focused on customer satisfaction. Attention to detail and reliable communication. We show up on time, respect the home, and get it right the first time. Honest pricing, dependable, top quality."
The detail worth noticing in the review above is the order of the work: the drywall was repaired before the painting started. That is the step that decides whether a paint job still looks right in two years, and it is the one most often skipped.
Service area & contact
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Frequently asked questions
What areas does Honey Do Painting serve?
Sarasota County and Charlotte County, Florida. That covers Venice, North Port, Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda and the surrounding communities.
Do they do drywall repair before painting?
Yes, and it is one of the things customers mention. Repairing the wall properly before painting is what makes the finish hold up, and it is a step some painters skip.
Who actually shows up to do the work?
Dillon Cameron, the owner. It is an owner-operated business, so the person quoting the job is the person doing it.
What else do they do besides painting?
Drywall repair, masonry, framing, pressure washing, cleaning and landscaping. The business is set up to handle a list of jobs rather than one trade, which suits a house that needs several things at once.
How long have they been in business?
Dillon Cameron has 15 years in the painting and handyman trade, and has run Honey Do Painting and Handyman Services LLC for three of them.
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