MNM Services

MNM Services is the Watertown handyman people call when a house needs a little of everything — a fixture swapped, an appliance hooked up, a repair that doesn't fit neatly under one trade. Mike Vick has run it in Watertown for more than a decade, and the pitch is plain: if you bought it at Lowes or Home Depot, he'll install it for less than the store charges. The ratings hold up without inflating anything. Google sits at 4.8 across 38 ratings; Birdeye shows 4.6 across 42. Local coverage in Watertown News frames Vick as a home-improvement generalist who has been at it for years — and, tellingly, one who knows the edges of a handyman's remit: for work that needs it, he brings in a licensed electrician and a licensed plumber rather than doing that work under his own name. That last detail is the thing to pin down before booking. The company's own site markets "plumbing & heating" alongside general repairs, but there's no Massachusetts license on record for MNM itself, and the news account describes Vick coordinating licensed trades rather than holding those licenses. For a leaky faucet or an appliance hookup that's a fine arrangement; if your job is permit-worthy plumbing, heating, or electrical, ask up front who pulls the permit and whose license covers the work. Who's it for? Homeowners working through a running to-do list — installs, small repairs, home-improvement odd jobs across both residential and commercial spaces — who want one person to hand the whole list to. The praise is positive and spread across several sources over multiple years, so the consistency is real; just confirm licensing and get a written price for anything bigger than a basic repair before the truck rolls.