Harman Handyman does remodels, finish carpentry, painting and repairs across Highland, from the shop in Orem. Highland was named by Scottish settlers who thought it looked like the highlands back home. The Alpine Highway runs up through town from American Fork, the Timpanogos Highway heads east into American Fork Canyon toward Timpanogos Cave, and Lone Peak High School was built to serve Highland, Alpine and Cedar Hills. Highland homes carry a median value of $928,300, about half built since 2004, and they deserve finish work to match: trim, built-ins, cabinetry and remodels done properly.
Cross it off. One call covers the whole list, from the finish carpentry to the small repairs, including the jobs two other guys never called you back about.
Real Google reviews, each tagged to the town the customer lives in. One of these is from Highland, and the next Highland spot is still open.
“Scott and Chris are so great to work with! I have hired them several times for a variety of projects. They have done various plumbing, electrical and carpentry jobs for me and their work is impeccable. This past week Chris has helped paint and repair a fence, pergola and deck. He has patched and painted drywall and done some finish carpentry. Scott is always quick to respond and his team shows up on time. They always do such great work no matter the task! Give them a chance, you won't be disappointed!”
“Scott and his team were absolutely awesome. They completely transformed my outdated room (imagine 90's wallpaper. Yuck) into something elegant and modern. They were totally transparent with me the entire time about all of my options. The project did take longer than they originally estimated, but they gave me two large discounts to make up for that and even stayed late into the evening to finish. They do great work and they're honest, which to me is an unbeatable combination.”
One Highland neighbor has reviewed us so far. Every review we show is a real, named neighbor, so this spot stays open until the next job here earns it.
Be the next in HighlandYes. The shop's on Mountain Way Drive in Orem, and we've worked this stretch of Utah County for over a decade, Highland included.
Both. Trim, built-ins, cabinetry, tile and full remodels are on the list alongside the small repairs. Send photos of what you have in mind and we'll quote it.
About half of Highland's homes were built in 2004 or later. Homes at that age often reach the second round: basements finished, bathrooms and kitchens updated, trim and doors replaced, and paint refreshed.
Yes, licensed and insured, and we've worked Utah County for over a decade.
Yes. Send a couple photos and the details through the form and we text you back a quote, usually the same day.
Harman Handyman handles remodels, finish carpentry, built-ins, trim, painting and repairs for Highland homes, working from a base in Orem. Harman Handyman is licensed and insured, rated 4.5 stars from 124 Google reviews, and has covered Utah County for over a decade.
A quick read on Highland homes, from public census data. It is why the work here looks the way it does.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 (5-year estimates).
Send a couple photos and the details. Rather talk? Call or text (801) 877-1690.
“Their final bill matched their quote.”Vallen Blackburn, Pleasant Grove
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