How the free hour works
Your first hour is on us. The whole process, start to finish:
Tell us the list
Send over your to-do list however's easiest, a call, a text, or the form. Big jobs, small ones, or a mix, we want to hear all of it.
Your first hour is free
Your handyman comes out and gets to work for a full hour, on the house. It's the easiest way to see if he's the right fit.
Keep him on call
Love how it went? A membership brings that same handyman back every month, so your list never gets ahead of you.
What happens during the hour
Your handyman walks the list with you and gets to work. A typical first hour knocks out several small fixes: the door that sticks, the towel bar, the outlet, the shelf that never got hung. You watch how he works, and that is the point.
If something on your list is bigger than an hour, he tells you up front, before the clock starts, and you get a clear picture of what it would take. Bigger than us entirely? We say that too, and point you to the right trade.
What happens after
Most people book one-time visits when the next list builds up, at $149 an hour. The ones who want the same handyman on call add a membership: monthly hours, a quarterly whole-home visit that works the seasonal checklist, and priority scheduling. Both paths are on the rates page, and both start with the same free hour.
Your first hour is free.
Tell us what's on the list, and we'll send your handyman out for a free hour.