Handyman
Handyman requests cover the small-to-medium jobs that don’t need a specialized contractor: fixing, hanging, sealing, adjusting, and assembling. If you have a list of little things that have piled up, you can post them together as one request.
What you can request
- Furniture assembly
- TV wall mounting
- Drywall patching and small holes
- Door, hinge, and lock adjustments
- Caulking tubs, sinks, and windows
- Shelf, curtain rod, and picture hanging
- Weatherstripping and minor exterior fixes
Popular projects
Mount a TV
Wall-mount a flat-screen, hide the cables, and make sure it’s level and secure.
Fix-it list day
Bundle several small repairs — a sticky door, a loose rail, a dripping faucet — into one visit.
Assemble flat-pack furniture
Beds, wardrobes, desks, and shelving built quickly and anchored safely.
Handyman or specialist?
A handyman is the right call for jobs that take a few hours and don’t touch wiring inside walls, gas lines, or plumbing behind fixtures. If the job needs a permit or a license — new circuits, moving pipes, structural changes — request an electrician, plumber, or remodeling pro instead. Describe each task in your request so providers can quote the whole visit accurately.