No. of Recommendations: 3
I have never checked this particular guy out, but I depend on YouTube for all repairs, even those I intend to hire out. I find that researching the project allows me to talk more intelligently to the contractors, ask tough questions, and weed out those who probably don't know what they are doing, convince those trying to scam me that it is better to go on to a different mark.
One caveat is that I would recommend watching several posters on the topic, and reading any comments below. Not all YouTubers do it right, and multiple videos can help prevent you latching on to the wrong approach.
FWIW,
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