Stephen J. Scott  HandymanGainesvilleFlorida.com

             Stephen J. Scott -  Handyman Gainesville Florida

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21 Years of Full Time Experience

"Service-Owned and Operated In Alachua County Since 1988"

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Stephen J. Scott

(352) 870-4043 or (352) 332-4043


Basic Tool Set

Hi! My Name is Stephen J. Scott, and I want to personally welcome You to this site. Feel FREE to call me with any questions.

I look forward to working with you.

Stephen J. Scott
Mobile #   (352) 870-4043
Office#     (352) 332-4043

Toll Free 1-866-817-8148

Experience (NOT a solicitation to perform work that requires a permit):

  • Complete wiring from weather head to receptacles, etc. (including under ground and AC requirements), cabinet installation, floor covering (carpet, ceramic tile and vinyl), painting (interior and exterior), and designing (drafting of plans, use of material etc.)  of my home in Newberry (Jonesville) Florida, in 1996.
  • Complete plumbing of houses.
  • Construction of walls, including wiring, windows and door hanging with trim.
  • Remodel (change from commercial to residential) house (this  included changing  bath layout and  the addition of  2 additional baths,  kitchen addition  and  converting offices to bedrooms as well as drywalling).
  • Reroofing of houses. Experience in shingle and metal.
  • Installatlion of crown molding, wainscoting, chair rail, baseboard, shoe molding and quarter round.
  • House Electrician (rough and finish)
  • Land clearing and tree removal.
  • Experience with brick, block, and concrete.
  • Air Conditioning and Heating
  • Insulation
  • Decks
  • Ceiling Fans
  • Light Fixtures
  • Kitchen and Bath faucets and fixtures
  • Stump Grinding
  • Brick Work
 

Certifications:
  • Home Inspection 1993
  • Radio and Television Technician 1976

Free Detailed Estimates of work available upon request.
21 years of full time experience.
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My full contact Information:

 

Stephen J. Scott

Handyman Gainesville Florida

432 SW 143 Street

Newberry, Florida 32669-3105

United States of America

My E-mail: ScottysGold@gmail.com

My Web Site:

http://HandymanGainesvilleFlorida.com/

Resources:

 Basic Tool Set : http://HandymanGainesvilleFlorida.com/Basic_Tool_Set.html

Basic Tool Set

by

Stephen J. Scott


On the Web at:

http://HandymanGainesvilleFlorida.com/Basic_Tool_Set.html

When buying tools, consider them an investment! Always try to buy tools with a lifetime guarantee from a trusted source (Wal-Mart, Home Depot, Lowes, Sears, Etc.)

1. Safety Glasses- PLEASE! Always wear approved eye protection! PLEASE!
There, I said it (Please), now are You happy?
PLEASE! Always wear approved eye protection!

Features to look for:

    Temple-end holes for easy lanyard attachment, Adjustable temple lengths to provide a customized fit, Permanently bonded anti-fog coating to minimize lens fogging in almost any environment, Permanently bonded anti-UV coating to block 99.9% of UVA and UVB radiation, Permanently bonded anti-scratch coating for superior scratch resistance.

2. FLashlights- Large and Small

Features to look for:

 I like the rechargable, but HAVE SOME battery operated ones also. Don’t forget to have extra batterys on hand!

3. Screwdrivers-Flat head and Phillip’s head

Please! Do NOT use screwdrivers to pry or chisel.
There, I said it again (Please), now You must be happy!
Please! Do NOT use screwdrivers to pry or chisel.

Features to look for:

Round shank for installing locksets (this will cut down on the likelihood of scratching the knob sets as square shank are prone to do), Square shanks for applying a wrench to gain greater torque.  

Purchase an assortment of sizes. You’ll be glad you did!

4.    Hammer- 16 ounce with curved claw

Features to look for:

Fiberglass handle (will not rot)
You might want to add a framing hammer and a ball-peen (or ball-pein) hammer.

5.    Tape Measure- Power return, 25 foot, that can be extended several feet without bending and a small tape (at least 3 foot long, although I prefer the 10 foot length) measure to carry with you at all times

Features to look for:

Power return, Nylon-coated hardened steel blade to resists abrasion and wear for long life, Built-in shock absorber to protect blade tip, True zero feature for accurate inside and outside measuring, Durable steel belt clip for convenience, Multi-riveted end hook with bottom blade protector that reinforces the blade tip and provides maximum pull-out strength.
You might want to add a Wood or Fiberglass Folding Rule-

Features to look for:

Black markings on yellow, with red stud center markings every 16 inches, Measurements marked on both sides and both edges, graduated to 1/16th inch, Engraved graduations on both sides.
   
6.    Pliers- Slip joint pliers, Long-Nose Pliers (needle nose) and Wire cutting (Side-Cutting Pliers (lineman’s) and Diagonal-Cutting Pliers, Pump-Pliers (channel), Locking (Vice Gripping), End-Cutting Pliers (nippers)

Features to look for:

Ease of operation, Cushioned handles

7.     Level- 4 foot, 2 foot, and small Magnetic Torpedo Level

Features to look for:

Strong, die-cast aluminum frame, built-in hang hole, Top-read level window for viewing in tight areas. Handy V-grooved edge for pipe and conduit work, High impact acrylic vials to read plumb (vertical), level (horizontal), and 45°, Machined edges for accurate readings.

8. Pencils-Quality really counts here!

Features to look for:

Flat “carpenter’s” pencil and the special sharpener that goes with it.

9. Assortment of Nails, Screws, and Washers

Features to look for:

Prepackaged sets of basic sizes or get a small or medium divided box and put together a custom assortment that will come in handy.

 10.Utility Knife-Please, Please, Please

This is NO joking mater Please, Please, Please Be EXTREAMLY CAREFUL when handling a Utility Knife; you can cause serious injury or even death to Yourself or some one working near you when handling a Utility Knife!!!      

Features to look for:

    * Curved handle design with slip-resistant grip for comfort and ease of use.
    * No tools required for quick blade change.
    * Holster with belt clip for convenient use.
    * Safety overlap handle design for heavy-duty cutting.
    * Retractable blade that locks in 3 positions.
    * Heavy-duty blade and storage of up to 10 blades in handle.
    * Fits most standard utility blades.
    * Blades made in the U.S.A.

11.Adjustable Wrenches-Small, Medium and Large

Features to look for:

Ease of operation

12.Caulking Gun-

Features to look for:

·        Heavy duty

·        Tip cutter

·        Tube piercer

13. Cordless Drill
Features to look for:

18 Volt

Hammer feature

Torque Adjustment

Reversible


Additional Considerations:


  • Metal Straightedge

  • Spackle

  • Putty Knife

  • Paint Can Key

  • Blue Painter's Tape

  • Tool Box

  • Package Sealing Tape


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