Handyman work
Include parts pickup, setup, travel, materials, and cleanup. For a one-time repair, set the repeat discount and time savings to zero.
Read the pricing guide →Price handyman, cleaning, and property maintenance jobs with your pay built in. Then check whether a repeat-client discount still works.
Example figures only, not local market rates. Replace them with yours.
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Include parts pickup, setup, travel, materials, and cleanup. For a one-time repair, set the repeat discount and time savings to zero.
Read the pricing guide →A regular visit may take less time than the first clean. Compare that saving against the discount before promising a recurring rate.
Read the pricing guide →Count disposal, equipment wear, and supplies in your costs. Only assume repeat-visit savings when the scope stays comparable.
Read the pricing guide →Your price floor covers on-site work, travel and admin time at your chosen hourly pay, plus supplies, vehicle costs, overhead, percentage payment fees and your target profit margin.
Price floor = total job cost ÷ (1 − margin − payment fee). A 20% margin is different from adding 20% to costs.
This is a planning estimate in USD, before taxes. Add any fixed payment fee to overhead. Check your job scope and actual costs before sending a quote. Your inputs are kept only while this page is open; no analytics or customer details are collected by this calculator. The Jobber referral link uses affiliate tracking when you follow it; your calculator figures are not included in the link.