Handyman Services
Handyman Services in
Houston, TX.
Small fixes, installations, and odd jobs — local handymen bid your task on doBid so you skip the phone tag.
The classic handyman dilemma: the job is too small for a contractor to care about, but too involved to do yourself. doBid is built for exactly this — TV mounts, furniture assembly, drywall patches, gate repairs, dryer-vent cleaning, dozens of small things that need someone competent and present. Pros bid the job after seeing your photos, payment sits in escrow, and you release it once the work's done.
- •TV mounting and cord concealment
- •Furniture assembly (IKEA, Wayfair, office)
- •Drywall patches and small repairs
- •Picture, mirror, and shelf hanging
- •Fence and gate repair
- •Dryer vent cleaning, ceiling fan replacement (non-electrical hookup)
- •Door alignment, weatherstripping, and small carpentry
Why book handyman work on doBid
- 1.Small jobs get bid by people who do them every day — no 'minimum service fee' games.
- 2.Escrow means you only release payment after the job is actually done.
- 3.Reviews mean repeat-customer pros surface to the top of your list.
Handyman Services bidding is open across the Houston metro:
What can a handyman do — and not do — on doBid?
doBid handymen handle non-license-required tasks: assembly, mounting, patching, repairs, installs that don't involve hard-wiring electrical or modifying plumbing. They cannot bid on or perform electrical, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, gas, or structural work — those are licensed trades and are not accepted on the platform.
How much do handyman jobs cost?
Small single-task jobs (TV mount, furniture assembly, picture hanging) typically bid $75–$200. Hourly or multi-task half-day visits usually land $200–$500 depending on the work. doBid bids are job-specific, not blanket hourly rates.
Can a handyman install a ceiling fan or light fixture?
Swapping a fixture in an existing electrical box is generally fine if the wiring is already in place. Anything that involves new electrical runs, adding circuits, or modifying breakers is a licensed-electrician job and isn't accepted on doBid.
Do I need to supply the materials?
Most handyman pros prefer the homeowner to supply materials (the new ceiling fan, the new shelf, the patch kit) so the bid is purely for labor. If you'd rather the pro buy materials and bill them, say so in your post.
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