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In Profile: Chris Hale

Chris Hale

Hale Handyman LLC

239-770-2761

Age: 45

Years in business: “Two months out here and over 20 years’ experience in the trade.”

Background: “I can do remodels. I have been doing flooring and finish carpentry for about 20 years in Florida mainly. I just recently moved to Pahrump and have been here for about two months. I just needed a change of scenery. I have done all kinds of flooring and door installations.

First job: “I was painting at the age of 14 or 15.”

Personal: “I love to fish. I also love to go riding on quads. I did a lot in Florida, but there it’s different. I was riding out in the Florida Everglades and now I am riding out in the desert. I like being out in the open.”

Business climate: “I don’t see a whole lot of building going on out here. I specialize in tile, marble and wood flooring.”

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