Brena
This is the worst company I have dealt…
This is the worst company I have dealt with. Customer service is the worst, am still dealing with them about my refund.

Work On Demand is an on-demand staffing platform. We connect people and businesses that need work completed with qualified local professionals who are ready to work. Simply put, we connect people who need workers with people who need work—that’s Work On Demand.
Work on demand (rentatech.org) has 121 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.0 out of 5.
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Brena
This is the worst company I have dealt with. Customer service is the worst, am still dealing with them about my refund.
Rosalie C.
Used them a while back, had a leaking toilet issue, they fixed it same day and explained to me that it was the ring that wasn't collapsed properly when my husband installed it and they replaced the hose when I asked.
Grace M.
Did a great job changing out my water filter, the pro explained everything they were doing and even provided tips on how to make it last longer and it took about 20 min to complete.
Stephanie D.
I have used them a few times already, no fuss, they work the hours I want them for, and help me complete anything from staining my deck, changing my curtains, replacing some tiles, planting some saplings, etc
Paul C.
Very convenient and same day service for anything.
Mack M.
$400 for a whole day of work What a deal I was able to get my tub and sorround changed and we still had a few hrs left over I was able to get some other stuff too really nice concept
Nic W.
This is a scam. Essentially you are paying this company $150+ to place a free Craigslist ad soliciting literally anyone off the street to show up to fix your problem. I needed a roofer to help me finish roof on my backyard shed and they said they would "route a technician". An hour later a random man shows up at my house with a 10oz hammer and no clue how to put on a roof, when I told him I couldn't use him he demanded the $100 he was promised in the Craigslist ad (that I had no clue about). As that was going on another random man shows up and at least knows what the word roof means, and starts working before abruptly leaving in the middle of the job for a personal reason. He came back later to finish the job and the results are about what you'd expect for a $100 Craigslist ad roof. I'll be lucky if it stays dry a whole year. Was quoted $240, and ended up paying close to $400 for a terrible job. Total scam. Save your money, hire a pro or just post your own Craigslist ad.
Raleigh N.
It used to take me, at the very least, a week to get somebody to help me. Whether that was for plumbing or electricians or evn handypersons. But these guys are different; after booking a ticket, verifying the info in my email, and making a deposit, they sent me a pro out in an hour. Plus I know what I am paying for before the job gets started :-)