Wrays Handyman Services LLC is registered in Troy, Ohio and does flooring, drywall repair, decks, fencing, basement remodeling, concrete, carpentry, plumbing and electrical work. Search the name today and you land on Yelp, Angi or Nextdoor, all three of which sell ad space beside the listing to the competition. This page is not their site. It is a demonstration of what a page of their own would look like. To reach the actual business, ring (937) 765-3780.
Here is the honest split. The seven headings below are the service categories printed on the Wrays Handyman Services Nextdoor page, so they are the business's own list. Plumbing and electrical come from a directory listing rather than from anything Will wrote. The descriptions underneath are ours, written to show what a real service section reads like, and none of them should be taken as a promise about scope or price until you have asked on the phone. Ring (937) 765-3780 and describe the job.
Flooring service is the first category on the Nextdoor page. In practice that covers pulling up what is there, checking the subfloor is flat and sound, and laying the new material down so the seams line up and the transitions at the doorways are not something you catch a toe on. Hardwood, laminate and vinyl plank all go down differently, so say which one you are looking at when you call.
Drywall repair is listed by name. That is everything from a doorknob hole behind a bedroom door to a whole ceiling that came down after a leak. The part that separates a good patch from an obvious one is the taping and the feathering, because a rushed patch shows up the moment light rakes across the wall. Say roughly how big the hole is and whether anything got wet.
Deck renovation service is on the Nextdoor list, and fencing shows up on the directory listings alongside it. A deck that has gone soft at the ledger or is missing half its fasteners is a safety job rather than a cosmetic one, so it is worth saying on the phone how old it is and whether anything feels springy underfoot. Fencing runs from a single leaning panel to a full yard.
Basement remodeling services is a named category. That is framing, insulating and finishing space that is currently studs, block and a concrete floor. It is one of the bigger jobs on this list and it usually touches electrical and plumbing on the way through, so it starts with somebody standing in the basement looking at where the drain and the panel are. Ring (937) 765-3780 to set that up.
Carpenter is a category on the page in its own right. Door and window trim, baseboard, a set of shelves, a stair rail that has worked loose, replacing rotten fascia. This is the sort of work most people put off for a year because it is too small to feel worth calling about, which is exactly what a handyman list like this exists for.
Concrete installation service is on the Nextdoor page. Plumbing and electrical appear on the directory listings rather than on anything the business wrote, so treat them as things to confirm rather than things we are promising. Some electrical and plumbing work in Ohio needs a licensed trade and a permit, so the right move is to describe the job on the phone and let him tell you whether it is his or somebody else's.
A Yelp listing carries a set of job photos, and that is genuinely good news, because it means the pictures exist and somebody has been taking them. The problem is where they live. Those photos sit on a page that runs paid advertisements for other handymen right next to them, and the business cannot control the layout, the ordering or what shows up in the sidebar. Every image below is stock, standing in for what a gallery on a page of your own would look like. Moving the real photos onto a page nobody else sells ads against is the single highest value thing available here. Ring (937) 765-3780.
That is the number published on the Yelp listing and it is the only phone number attached to this business anywhere online. There is no website to fill a form in on, no email address published anywhere and, as of 2026-08-25, no Facebook business page for the Troy company either, so the phone is genuinely the whole route in. Ring it and you are talking to the business rather than to a lead reseller.
Flooring, drywall, deck, fence, basement, carpentry or concrete. Then say roughly how big, because a hole the size of a fist and a ceiling that came down are the same category and completely different jobs. If it is plumbing or electrical, say that too, since some of that work needs a licensed trade and it is better to find out on the phone than on the day.
No prices, no hourly rate and no minimum are published anywhere for this business, so anything printed here would be invented and invented numbers are how people end up arguing at the end of a job. Ask straight out whether he charges by the hour or by the job, whether there is a minimum, whether the estimate is free and how he takes payment.
The state filing lists McKaig Avenue and the Nextdoor page lists McKaig Road, and both streets exist in Troy. That is for his mail, not for yours, but it is a good sign of how easily a small detail goes wrong when a business has no page of its own to be the one true source. Confirm your own address and a landmark on the call.
That is not a hypothetical. It is a real post in a real local group, and it is the clearest possible picture of what is missing here. Somebody in Troy already has the name, already wants to hire, and has to go ask strangers whether the business is any good, because there is nowhere to look. Here is the whole online footprint, laid out plainly. Wrays Handyman Services LLC was registered with the state of Ohio in October 2023. The Nextdoor page lists seven service categories and says the business is locally owned and operated by Will. Yelp carries the phone number, a set of hours and a batch of job photos. Angi carries a listing. There is no website. As of the twenty second of August 2026 both wrayshandyman.com and wrayshandymanservices.com were unregistered, which means the obvious names are still sitting there free. There is no Facebook business page, checked signed in on the twenty fifth. There is no published email address. Meanwhile another Troy handyman already runs his own domain with an online quote form on it, so when the two names come up side by side, one of them can be checked out in thirty seconds and the other one cannot. None of that is a comment on the work. It is a comment on the paperwork, and the paperwork is the cheap part to fix.
Straight answer about where these hours come from. Monday to Saturday, 8:00am to 5:00pm, closed Sunday, is what the Yelp listing publishes. It is not published anywhere the business controls, because there is nowhere the business controls. That matters more than it sounds. If Will decides to knock off at three on Fridays through the winter, or takes the first week of deer season, there is no page he can edit to say so, and the hours a customer reads stay whatever a third party has on file. Ring (937) 765-3780 and ask what this week actually looks like. Publishing real hours somewhere you own is the cheapest single fix on this entire page.
This is the address on the Nextdoor business page. Worth saying plainly, it looks like a home address rather than a shop with a counter, so it is where the business is registered rather than somewhere to turn up unannounced. The Ohio LLC filing spells it McKaig Avenue and Nextdoor spells it McKaig Road, and both streets exist in Troy, which is the sort of small split that quietly costs a business its map ranking. Ring (937) 765-3780 rather than driving over.
Which trade, roughly how big, and what days tend to work for you. That is enough for a real answer instead of three rounds of voicemail. Ringing (937) 765-3780 is still the fastest route, and this form is here for the people who would rather type it out at ten at night than ring a stranger in the morning.
No rate, no minimum and no estimate fee are published anywhere for this business, so nothing about price is printed on this page. Ask on the call whether he charges hourly or by the job and whether the estimate costs anything. This is a demonstration page built to show what a real site would do, so the form is a working example rather than a live inbox, and the phone is the route that reaches an actual person today.
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