Mark Falvai seems to be the best handy man to have around in the house. He is one of the finalists of HGTV reality show named Canada's Handyman Challenge. Falvai's skills will be put to test against 11 other handymen as well as one handywoman of Canada.

The contestants of this reality show are given time bound challenges for each week, and the participants with the lowest score are eliminated from the competition. Mark is said to have the potential to be Canada's top handyman.

Falvai said that "One has to be innovative be in this competition and that is one of his strengths. The handyman further added that he always loved to add a tinge of glamour to his projects and has hoped that his creativity will give an edge as compared to the other contestants. Falvai has the knowledge of wiring, plumbing, painting and stucco. Mark's list of achievement includes remodeling every inch of his 1970s-era house.

The participants are given the same equipment for the project and the panel of celebrity judges including Mike Holmes, Scott McGillivray and Bryan Baeumler evaluate the project. The show will crown Canada's top handyman on 21st of February. Though this reality show was recorded in the last July, Mark does not want to reveal the potential winner.

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