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Handyman FAQ
1. How much do handymen typically charge?
Answer: The average cost to hire a plumber is between $50 - $100 dollars per hour, but you can find qualified individuals who can perform handyman work for less.
2. How much are typical handyman repair costs?
Answer: The average cost for a repair is around $150 dollars. However, each project is different and costs can range from $100 to repair shevles or install a fixture, to several hundred dollars for repairing doors or other time-consuming tasks.
3. Should handymen be certified or licensed?
Answer: Yes. Each state has their own requirements for licensing and certifications handyman. Be sure to check our state licensing tool to review the local handymen guidelines.
4. What questions should I ask a handyman?
Answer: There are several questions or things to know before hiring a handyman to do any work in your home.
* Do they have proper licensing?
* Do they charge for estimates?
* Do they provide references?
5. How many handymen are in the US?
Answer: According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics in May 2017, there are 1,351,210 handymen employed in the US. Their average salary is $19.37 per hour, with an annual wage of $40,280. California has the most handyman (126,420) with Texas (108,470) following just behind. Alaska has the highest average hourly wage at $24.87 per hour.