Handyman services in the SF Bay Area
Small repairs and installs around the house, from mounting a TV to fixing a sticking door. We set the job up with a vetted independent local pro, and the pro does the work.
Jobs we arrange
- TV mounting and shelves
- Furniture assembly
- Door, lock and cabinet fixes
- Drywall patching and touch-up paint
- Light fixtures and ceiling fans
- Caulking and small bathroom fixes
What to have ready
- A list of every task, so they can be done in one visit
- Photos and rough measurements
- Parts or materials you already bought
- Whether a tall ladder is needed
What affects the price
- How many tasks and how long they take
- Materials and parts
- Wall type, such as plaster, brick or tile
- Ladder work and hard-to-reach spots
Common questions
How much does a handyman charge?
Many charge by the hour or by the task, plus materials. The pro confirms the price with you before starting.
What does a handyman do?
Small repairs and installs: mounting, assembly, patching, fixtures, doors and similar jobs.
Can a handyman do plumbing?
Small fixes such as a running toilet or a new faucet, often yes. Bigger plumbing or electrical work belongs with a trade contractor.
Is it worth it to hire a handyman?
It usually is when you have several small jobs, since they can often be done in one visit.
Do I need a contractor for bigger jobs?
In California, jobs over $1,000 in labor and materials need a CSLB contractor's license. We'll tell you if your job falls in that range.