Many of our franchisees couldn't change a faucet or miter crown molding if they had to, which reinforces the phrase: "You don't have to be handy to operate a Handyman Connection franchise." Our franchises stretch from California to Massachusetts, from Northern Canada to South Florida. The common factor across all of our franchisees, no matter where they are located or what background they come from, is their franchise is helping them achieve their goals for their career and lifestyle.

Achieving Big Success in a Small Market

"I never work more than 40 hours per week," says Darryl Coons, owner of Handyman Connection's franchise in Northwest Arkansas. "When my wife and I decided to buy the franchise, we promised each other we'd still have a life.
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Calling on Past Experience to Overcome New Challenges

Retired Army First Sergeant Ray Wiggins knew he had the managerial and people experience to own his own business. With 23 years of military service behind him and having managed a company of 200 soldiers, Wiggins felt well prepared for any new challenge when he retired from the Army. "My time in the military taught me discipline in dealing with people - you have to work together to achieve a common goal," he says.
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Entrepreneur Finds Success in Both Work and Family

"I can control my time now," says Andy Hough. "I'm able to balance my work life and my family life. I couldn't do that before." Barely four years ago, Hough was far from home and still climbing the corporate ladder. Between the long hours his job required, a hectic travel schedule and a series of several work-related relocations, Hough began to realize he was missing out on some of life's most important moments. It was time for a change.
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