Websites for Handymen
A handyman website that turns one fix into a regular customer.
Homeowners don't search for a handyman until something's broken, and then they want someone who can fix that and the six other things on the list. Your site has to say yes to the list, show the price, and make it one tap to book.
No contract · Mockup first, free
Example build · Fixwell Handyman
The problem
Why handymen lose jobs online.
"Handyman" is what you call yourself. Homeowners search "drywall repair," "TV mounting," "fence repair," and your site doesn't have a page for any of them.
No prices anywhere, so the homeowner assumes you're expensive or a hassle and hires the app with the rate on the screen.
You did great work in March and never heard from them again, because nothing reminded them you exist.
What we build
A handyman business site that works.
A page for every job people search for
Drywall, TV mounting, fence and gate repair, door and lock fixes, furniture assembly, small plumbing and electrical. Each one ranks on its own and says "we do this."
Rates on the page
Hourly, half-day, and full-day pricing, in plain numbers. It filters out tire-kickers and makes the homeowner with a long list book the full day.
Book the visit in one tap
A form that asks for the list, not just a name. It lands on your calendar and texts you the details, so you show up with the right parts.
The follow-up that brings them back
A review request after the job, then a check-in every season: gutters, filters, weatherstripping, the stuff that always needs doing. One fix becomes a customer for years.
Example build · Fixwell Handyman
Pages
Pages your site will have.
Each one written for the search a homeowner actually types. Add or remove any of them.
- Drywall repair
- TV and shelf mounting
- Fence and gate repair
- Door and lock repair
- Furniture assembly
- Faucet and fixture replacement
- Light fixtures and fans
- Seasonal home maintenance
Questions
Handymen ask us.
I do a bit of everything. How does that fit on a website?
That's the point of a page per job. The homepage says you handle the whole list, and each service page catches the specific search. You look like a specialist in ten things instead of a generalist in none.
Should I put my hourly rate online?
Yes. Handymen who list rates get more bookings, not fewer, because the homeowner stops guessing. We'll help you word it so the small-job minimum and the full-day rate both make sense.
See your handyman business site before you pay.
Tell us your trade and your town. We'll build the first piece, your homepage, free.
Or call (520) 844-2950