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TOWNSHIP OF ORLAND•14807 S. RAVINIA AVENUE•ORLAND PARK, IL 60462 MINOR HOME REPAIR PROGRAM (revised 4/2021) Are you looking for a handyman to do some work around your house? Are large contractors too expensive? Can’t find someone who will just do a small project? Orland Township has compiled a list of qualified and professional handymen to handle your minor or major home repair needs NAME CONTACT PERSON PHONE NUMBER EXPERTISE Dan’s Handyman Service Dan Flynn 708-873-0716 Electrical, plumbing, basic carpentry, small jobs Accurate Home Improvement David Dietze 708-269-9064 Windows, door, siding, gutters, decks, remodeling John Coners John Coners 708-715-4632 Interior remodeling, wheelchair ramps, etc. One Stop Appliance Repair Jim 708-449-0599 Appliance repair (no refrigerators) Steve Kirnbauer Steve Kirnbauer 708-214-9549 Remodeling, Painting, Tiling, Some small repairs Try Us First Vince Belousek 708-752-3158 Maintenance, construction, small home repairs Tinley Park Kitchen & Bath Paul Cancialosi 708-429-6601 Kitchen/Bath Remodeling Jim’s Appliance Service Grace Jager 708-349-0756 Appliance repairs (no microwaves) Ralph Heft Ralph Heft 708-614-1747 Electrical Integrity Carpet Care Kirk Severs 708-206-2700 Carpet & Tile cleaning, small home repairs My Handyman Joe Joe Stanfa 708-705-0500 Hang curtains & blinds, furniture assembly, paintwork & minor drywall repair Orland Township accepts no responsibility or liability whatsoever for any loss howsoever arising out of your use of or reliance on information contained herein. By receiving this information you accept any and all liability. This information in no way constitutes any form of a contract, binding or unbinding, between Orland Township and any other parties involved. You are ultimately responsible for all payments and obligations to these contractors, arising out of your home repairs, and you guarantee payment for these services .

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