Cincinnati's Handyman Connection To Be Featured On National Home Improvement Tv Program

Company's Orange County franchise provides craftsmen for episode of TLC's "America's Ugliest Bedrooms."

CINCINNATI (Thursday, May 26, 2005) - One of the nation's leading home repair and remodeling companies will soon be featured on national television. Based in Cincinnati, Handyman Connection and its Orange County, California franchise recently provided the home improvement tradesmen for an episode of "America's Ugliest Bedrooms." The project-blitz style program airs nationally each Saturday night on TLC.

Handyman Connection's Orange County franchise owner Rich Panitz was contacted a few months ago by producers of the show. Panitz immediately began assembling a team of craftsmen for an episode entitled, "The Boom Boom Room." The episode focuses on interior designer Doug Wilson and his work to completely transform the space in which he's working. The episode will air Saturday, May 28 at 9:00 p.m. in the Eastern and Pacific time zones. Check local listings for details.

"With this type of show, a lot of very detailed work takes place in a very short period of time," says Panitz. "But, because of Handyman Connection's craftsman network approach to business, it was easy for us to quickly assemble a multi-talented crew that was more than up to the task."

Handyman Connection in 1993 became the first franchise network home improvement company in the United States. Now the company serves more than 80 markets throughout North America and maintains a network of independent craftsmen more than 4,000 strong. The company's services include anything from simple repairs to full-scale remodeling projects. The majority of the work performed by Handyman Connection craftsmen includes projects such as faucet installation, replacing cabinet hardware, simple plumbing and electrical work, closet building, drywall repair and other common home improvement projects.

To find out more about Handyman Connection, visit www.handymanconnection.com or call toll-free 1-800-88-HANDY.

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