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Who We Are

Randy and Amanda are a father-and-daught

We are a father-and-daughter handyman team committed to quality! 

We offer premium services to Baton Rouge

 

Different than your average handyman

 

#1  We answer our own phone! We don’t have schedulers or receptionists. When you call (or email!), Randy or Amanda will answer you personally. We start building long-term relationships with our clients by talking with you directly! 

 

#2  We do the work ourselves! When you hire us, you know who will come to your door—Randy and Amanda. We are a father-and-daughter handyman team, who work together at each job site.

 

#3  We arrive on time! We know that you are busy and that your time is valuable. As homeowners, we’ve experienced the frustration of tradespeople who don’t show up. That’s why we make appointments and we keep them!

Here's our life story

Randy Russ, co-owner of The Quality Handyman LLC, learned trade skills in shop classes at Broadmoor High School in Baton Rouge.

Randy Russ, co-owner of The Quality Handyman LLC, has been taking care of homes for his dear wife, Miss Lisa, for almost 40 years. He learned trade skills in shop classes at Broadmoor High School and earned a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management from LSU. He has more than 20 years of experience in commercial and industrial facilities maintenance and management. He managed operations at Community Coffee Company, Christ United Methodist Church,  and the Chalmers Center at Covenant College in Chattanooga. He served as HOA President/Property Manager at River Place II Condominiums in Jackson, MS.

Amanda fixed up and sold her home in the Historic Belhaven neighborhood to come back home to Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Amanda Russ Lanata studied History at Belhaven College in Jackson, Mississippi. She served for 9 years at the Mississippi Department of Archives and History, a comprehensive historical agency working in historic preservation, archives, and museums. After helping open the Museum of Mississippi History and the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum, Amanda fixed up and sold her home in the Historic Belhaven neighborhood to come back home to Louisiana. Amanda is a member of Forum 35, a group of young professionals who are committed to enhancing the vitality of Baton Rouge.

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