Kevin Bonds

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Introduction

I come from a General home building family and military veterans. I've been a electrician since my service in the Navy and continued for the last 40 years. My business started in 2001 when I went self employed after working in the commercial industry. I offer my veterans 10% discount on materials that I get from retailers to all my customers because with today’s economy, everybody likes to save money.

Overview

Hired 1 time

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1 employee

23 years in business

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This pro accepts payments via Cash, Venmo, and Zelle.

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Garage conversion to studio
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Jeffrey C.

2 weeks ago

Mr. Bonds built a beautiful gazebo in our backyard. He installed electrical outlets and included recessed lighting. The ceiling turned out gorgeous. We were so happy the way everything turned out, we are hiring him to build a balcony off the back of our house. This guy can do anything...

Pat P.

1 day ago

Kevin has done several jobs for me and has been great to work with. He knows his business and is very accomplished. I’d have no problem recommending him to anyone. His work quality is second to none.

Kelly M.

2 weeks ago

Had three ceiling fans installed, replace three GFI outlets. I figured a couple days to complete the work and he did it in one day. Highly recommend this Gentlemen, he’s very professional and very friendly.

Cheryl M.

1 day ago

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Kevin seemed to be a very nice, Handyman professional. He quoted me a very good price on installing my kitchen cabinets. He told me he could begin the following Wed( Dec 18,2024). I tried calling to confirm on Tuesday, the day before. I texted also. He didn't respond until much later in the day. He finally got back with me and told me, by text, that he talked with other Handyman relative to what they would charge. He relayed that their price would have been more than double what he quoted. I offered him $400 than that particular quote, and he basically told me to find another person to do the job. I was totally outdone. To me, this is way off from being professional in how you deal with potential customers. I would never, ever, want to work with someone like this, ever. If you don't know what to initially quote, then say you'll get back to the customer, not give them a quote, then change it AFTER the fact. Not professional at all.

Details: A full day (Complex or long-term projects) • Installation • Kitchen • Cabinets • Home

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Kevin Bonds

FAQs

What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
I pass on my 10% discount on materials needed from being a military veteran
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I explain to my customer the task of the project after I inspect the project size so I can be more precise on costs
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
40 year Electrician , Navy veteran. I'm also a jack of all trades due to growing up in the trades as my father was a contractor, so my Saturdays and summers were working building houses as a youngman