The Repair Collective
REPAIRS & IMPROVEMENTS
FOR YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS

Handymen & handywomen helping
with every project you have.
Precise, reliable, honest, creative thinkers.

Jobs of all sizes welcome.
All calls promptly returned.
Serving the Pioneer Valley.

Tim McNerney
(413) 586-1801

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The Repair Collective in the media: 
 
 
• Tim McNerney interviewed on Shel Horowitz's show Principled Profits on Valley Free Radio WXOJ FM 103.3
Newsletter of the River Valley Market food co-op.
The Window, the newsletter of the Hartsbrook School.


Helping with every project you have:
Home repair.
Carpentry.
Plumbing.
Electrical.
Appliance Repair.
Wall and drywall repair.
Bathrooms, Kitchens.
Tile repair.
Chemical sensitivity.
Green and Environmental work.
Energy efficiency.
Installations.

Troubleshooting and Problem Solving
of all kinds.

(If we don't do it we will
help find someone who can).
(Some services only available
in certain areas or states.)


Serving the Pioneer Valley, MA:
Northampton, Amherst, Hadley, Florence, Haydenville, Williamsburg, Easthampton, Ashfield, Conway, Holyoke, Sunderland, Shutesbury, Leverett, Hatfield, Goshen, Montague, Belchertown, Plainfield, Deerfield, Westhampton, Huntington, Leeds, Longmeadow, and much of western Massachusetts.  Some availability in CT, VT, NH, ME.
To contact The Repair Collective,
please call Tim McNerney at
(413) 586-1801

As I try not to spend much time at my computer,
this is the most reliable way to reach me.

http://www.cellphonetaskforce.org/

Amazingly well built homes!
Do you think "they just don't make them like that anymore"?  Then have a look at the houses just built by my sister and brother-in-law:
www.hopetown-realestate.com
Sticks and Bricks is open!
Liz, handywoman extraordinaire, and still one of the longest members of the Repair Collective, has opened a store.  Sticks and Bricks, at 9 Market Street in Northampton, sells all kinds of eclectic and interesting home furnishings: reclaimed furniture, cabinets made from reclaimed building materials, and all sorts of things better seen than described.  Check out her web site, visit her store, and see a few of her things at the Green Bean restaurant.
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