Asking handyman back to fix problem

Question

Should I be charged if I ask a handyman back to fix a problem they're meant to have resolved? I'm having issues with a leaky gutter.

Daniel · Accepted Answer

No u should not be charged as the tradesman should of fixed the issue first time

Neil · Answer

Not at all a proper professional should not even ask for money on one of his own mistakes

Mark · Answer

Yes they should especially if they were supposed to have fixed the problem originally

Jonathan · Answer

If the job isn't complete the way you expected then they should return. If the handyman gave you an invoice. Hold money until rectified if already paid and he refuses then you'll have to get someone to fix keep recipets and go small claims court.

Damien · Answer

No charge for the specific area of work compleated which is defective or not resolved. Other issues may be to blame and should be investigated and discussed with the client.

Mark · Answer

You would only have to pay, if its over a year. Tgey shoukd give you a a garrenty. If you did not get a garenty, they will use that to make you pay unfortunitly.

John · Answer

No! The work should have been completed on the first day

Zilan · Answer

You could be charged a small fee if the problem occurs a while after they have done it.

Gary · Answer

No, any reputable tradesman would not charge to resolve an issue they had been paid to fix. My recommendation would be to try to resolve the issue amicably if that fails leave a negative review on social media platforms, it might not help your situation but may help others. Hope this helps and good luck.

Steven · Answer

No if the problem hasn't been resolved they need to come back and sort it however unless the issue is something else.

Scott · Answer

Not at all you shouldn't pay anymore money if you have already done so👍

Asking handyman back to fix problem

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