Websites for handymen

Handyman websites that bring in the jobs you want.

Customers want to know one thing: do you do their job? We build a handyman site that answers it fast, for $497, one time, copy included.

What your customers look for

Jobs you do
Drywall patches, fixture swaps, door repair, shelving, small carpentry. A clear list people can scan.
Jobs you don't do
Big electrical, plumbing, or roof work, if you pass on it. It saves you calls you'd turn down.
Your minimum charge
Your trip fee or minimum, stated up front. People expect one. They just want to know it before they call.
How scheduling works
How far out you book, whether you take same-week jobs, and how to get on your calendar.
Room for the honey-do list
Many customers save up small jobs. We tell them they can send the whole list and book one visit.
Insured, and licensed if required
Your insurance, plus a license if your state requires one for the work you do.

You tell us what matters in the intake. We shape the pages around it.

1
Home
Top jobs, your minimum charge, service area, reviews, and a call button.
2
Services
The full job list, what you don't take on, and how pricing works.
3
Schedule & Contact
How booking works, a form for job lists and photos, phone, and hours.

One time. If we can't build it, you don't pay.

Custom builds by Brooks Conkle at erase friction. A FlatRateSite site is up to 3 pages.

Should I list the jobs I don't do?

Usually, yes. A short list of what you pass on cuts calls you'd turn down and makes the rest of your list easier to trust.

Should I show my minimum charge?

If you have one, yes. People call more readily when they know the starting point. We write it plainly.

Can customers send me their whole to-do list?

Yes. The contact form has room for a full list, so you can plan one visit and quote it before you show up.

I charge by the hour. Can the site say that?

Yes. Hourly with a minimum, by the job, or by quote: we write it the way you price.

$497, one time. If we can't build it, you get every cent back.