My background is a little different than your average guy with a hammer. Before I was doing heavy industrial construction and custom fabrication, I held a degree in funeral science and worked as a funeral director, embalmer, and crematorium operator.
At first glance, those two fields have absolutely nothing in common. But the reality is, they both require one critical trait: Flawless precision under immense pressure.
No Room for Error
When you are operating in a funeral home, you are dealing with people on the absolute worst day of their lives. There is zero room for mistakes, cutting corners, or doing a "good enough" job. The environment demands exactness, care, and total professionalism.
Later, when I transitioned into industrial construction—handling heavy electrical work, pipefitting, and hydraulic machinery—I brought that exact same mindset with me. In an industrial setting, if a pipe bursts or an electrical load is miscalculated, the entire factory shuts down, or worse, someone gets hurt.
How This Benefits Your Home
Today, as the owner of Dean's Handyman Service LLC, I apply that standard of care to every residential property I touch.
- Electrical Safety: I don't just "make the light turn on." I trace circuits, check the breaker loads, and ensure every connection is safe and up to code so you can sleep soundly at night.
- Plumbing Exactness: Water damage ruins homes. When I fix a leak or run new PEX lines, the fittings are secured with industrial-grade precision.
- Starlink Installs: Drilling into a roof requires exact measurements and perfect waterproofing. I treat your home with the extreme care and respect it deserves.
Hire a Professional You Can Trust
If you want a cheap, quick fix that might break in a month, I am not your guy. If you want the job done right, with industrial-grade materials and obsessive attention to detail, let's talk. I serve a 200-mile radius around Pittsburg, TX.