Business Before Breakfast
Marlon A Jackson
Cool Beans Handyman Services is a registered and fully insured handyman who is knowledgeable in a wide range of repair and maintenance tasks, including painting, flooring, drywall, and more. We use only the best materials and tools to ensure high-quality workmanship and long-lasting results.
At Cool Beans Handyman Services, we believe in transparency when it comes to pricing. We provide upfront estimates and always communicate any additional costs before starting work. Our goal is to ensure that our clients are fully aware of the costs involved and can make informed decisions about the work they need.
We believe that quality handyman services shouldn't break the bank. That's why we offer competitive pricing without compromising on quality. Contact us today for a free quote.
Amanda Middleton, Realtor with Howard Hanna Premier Real Estate
Wes Chastain
Your Local Hometown Furniture Store.
Dan McBane
I am blessed to be part of the fourth generation of McBanes running our agency. Our agency was founded in 1900 by my Great Grandfather, James McBane. It has been passed down through the generations now to myself and my brother Dave. We have offices in Wintersville, Bergholz, and Carrollton. We write all lines of business from home, auto and life to small and large commercial policies. We have a particular focus on public school districts, churches and contractors.
When not working, I enjoy time with my wife and four children, as well as skiing and playing piano.
Mitchell Gulan
Tim Long
You've been through the thick and thin, making you the expert in your brand and audience. Listening is our first priority with every project. We collaborate with you to deliver handcrafted visuals designed specifically for your needs.
With more than a decade of experience creating stunning visuals, you'll be working with the best - and we really mean "with."" We care about your needs and work alongside you to create customized visuals that will make you stand out. You won't find stock imagery here.
