Why hire a handyman? You’ve got an ever increasing to-do list of home improvements like changing out a kitchen faucet, tiling a bathroom floor and painting over an accent wall. You could hire separate professional specialists, or you could hire a handywoman to complete all three projects for one hourly rate saving you money. Handywoman have less overhead, as they don't usually have staff and you w
ill need to supply the materials. When you hire a contractor or specialist, they usually supply the materials, and often at a markup. Ideal jobs for a HandyWoman
Handymen/women are best utilized for smaller, “honey-do” types of home repair work. if you have a larger reno job please call a contractor. The following projects are ideal for most handywoman:
Minor plumbing work:
Many are capable of completing small plumbing jobs like installing new fixtures or repairing a leaky faucet. However, complex projects that require touching pipes or relocating plumbing within the home should be left to a licensed plumber. Caulking:
Adding a fresh application of caulk to gaps between windows, doors and counter tops etc. is a great way to improve energy efficiency and lower utility costs. Decks and porches:
Over time, weather can take a toll on wooden decks and porches. A handyman can replace broken boards, apply a finish or sealant and improve or upgrade your deck or porch’s safety and appearance. Gardening:
To do start and end of season clean up of your gardens, weeding etc. Painting, flooring and tiling:
If you have a small painting or tiling jobs, one room or even one wall, garage door, touch-ups of scuff marks or the repair of small holes with spackle, consider a handyman. But remember, a handyman typically charges by the hour, so larger jobs are better suited for a professional painting crew.