Handyman & Repairs
Handyman Services — One Vetted Local Pro for the Whole Punch-List
A good handyman is the fastest fix for the small jobs that pile up — the drywall ding, the door that won't latch, the TV that needs mounting, the flat-pack that's still in the box. Instead of a marketplace blasting your number to six pros, we give you an honest price range first and match you with one qualified, insured local handyman.
Typical project range
$125–$2,300
Range across common handyman & repairs jobs. Your scope and ZIP tune it in the free estimator.
Handyman & Repairs cost by job
What common handyman jobs run in 2026 — national ranges, tuned to your scope and ZIP when you run the estimator.
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Drywall repair | $150–$875 |
| Door & window fixes | $150–$825 |
| TV mounting | $125–$650 |
| Furniture assembly | $125–$550 |
| General repairs & punch-list | $375–$2,300 |
Popular handyman & repairs services
Drywall Repair
Cracks, dings, doorknob holes, water stains, and popped tape all read as neglect and knock money off at resale — but they're a fast, affordable fix for a good handyman. See a straight price range for your patch, then get matched with one vetted local pro.
See cost & get matchedDoor & Window Repair
A door that won't latch, a window painted shut, a draft you feel from across the room — these small failures nag every day. A handyman can rehang, realign, reseal, and re-hardware most doors and windows in a visit. See your range, then get matched with one vetted pro.
See cost & get matchedTV Mounting
A wall-mounted TV looks clean and frees the room — but a bad mount is a $1,500 gamble on drywall anchors. A pro finds studs, mounts level, and conceals the cable. See your price range, then get matched with one vetted local installer.
See cost & get matchedFurniture Assembly
Flat-pack furniture is cheap to buy and miserable to build — and a wobbly wardrobe is a tip-over risk. A pro assembles it correctly, levels it, and anchors tall pieces to the wall. See your range, then get matched with one vetted local pro.
See cost & get matchedHow it works
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Handyman & Repairs FAQ
How much does a handyman charge per hour?
Most handymen charge $50–$125 per hour, blended to about $75 nationally, usually with a one- to two-hour minimum service charge. Many quote small jobs as a flat rate instead of hourly. Your local rate and the exact job set the final number.
What jobs can a handyman do versus a licensed trade?
A handyman handles most non-permitted repairs and installs — drywall, doors and windows, mounting, assembly, caulking, minor carpentry, and punch-lists. Work that needs a permit or licensed trade (new electrical circuits, gas, major plumbing, structural) should go to that specialty, which we also match.
Is there a minimum charge for small jobs?
Usually yes. Most pros set a $150 or one-to-two-hour minimum so a single tiny task is worth the trip. Bundling several small jobs into one visit is the cheapest way to use a handyman.