After more than twenty years managing residential, multi-family, commercial, industrial and retail construction projects, Mickey Taff recognized that he could offer something truly unique in the home improvement market: a service that combines the professionalism and accountability of large corporate providers with the affordability offered by independent contractors. With that in mind, he founded Hassle Free Home Improvements, Inc. to bring high-end renovation and improvement services to the average homeowner.

Throughout his career as a construction project manager, Mickey learned the importance of delivering quality results on time and under budget. With projects ranging in budget from several thousand to tens of millions of dollars, Mickey has encountered - and overcome - every conceivable challenge in the construction industry. Mickey now brings his extensive experience to the individual homeowner.

Mickey launched Hassle Free Home Improvements, Inc. to help customers overcome the most common concerns associated with home projects: fear of the cost, lack of integrity and professionalism, the disruption and duration of the project, and overall lack of quality and service to the customer. Using management skills honed during his professional career, Mickey has built Hassle Free Home Improvements upon the fundamental belief that customers should know what to expect before they embark on a project and that contractors should deliver on their promises. Above all, the Hassle Free approach to home improvement recognizes the importance of making the project as painless for the customer as possible by minimizing the mess and disruption associated with such work.

Mickey currently serves as the Vice President of the Germantown BNI (Business Networking International). He has been actively involved in the Rockville Junior Chamber of Commerce (Jaycees) for over a decade and has held numerous offices including Chapter President. His professional accomplishments include winning the ABC Washington 'Project of the Year' award for the $ 25 million, 8-story 10 G Street office building and garage in Washington, DC, across from Union Station. Mickey lives in Germantown, MD with his wife, Jane, and their three daughters, Rebecca, Jennifer and Emily. Mickey is also an avid golfer.