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Long Island City Handyman& Repair Services

A few blocks east

Handyman in Court Square

Where
Long Island City, Queens
ZIP
11101
From our shop
0.3 mi, straight line

Court Square starts a few blocks east of our shop. Its subway complex (the E, the F on weekdays, the 7 and the G) is the closest station group to 44th Road. The towers trace back to zoning: a 1986 rezoning made the Citibank tower at One Court Square possible, and the 2001 Special Long Island City Mixed Use District opened the way for the condo towers that followed.

This is condo country with professional management. Even small jobs, like a TV mount, blinds or a cabinet door that won't close, can need a decoration form and a certificate of insurance on file before anyone goes up. Tell us what your management company sends you, and we'll plan the visit around its paperwork and its hours.

Straight answers

Does my condo need paperwork for a TV mount or new blinds?

Often, yes. Many managed buildings want every contractor visit approved in advance, with a certificate of insurance on file and a scheduled time. Bigger work (floors, cabinets, anything touching plumbing or wiring) usually needs a full alteration agreement. Check your building's rules first and send them with your request.

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Got a list in Court Square?

Call. Tell us the job, the wall and your building's rules. You get a quote before any work starts.

(929) 325-1035
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