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It already knows your trade

Not a generic script with your name dropped in. It speaks the language.

minimum / trip charge

The smallest amount a visit can be booked for. Most of these businesses run one.

half day / full day rate

Booked by time rather than by task — usually better value once there are three or more jobs.

punch list

A list of small outstanding items, usually before a move or a closing.

honey-do list

The accumulated household list. The single most profitable booking type.

drywall patch vs texture match

Patching is easy; matching existing texture and paint is the skilled part.

anchor / toggle

What holds weight in drywall where there's no stud. Why TV mounting isn't trivial.

stud finding

Locating framing behind the wall. Determines what can be hung and where.

shut-off valve

Isolates a fixture. A seized one turns a ten-minute faucet swap into a plumbing job.

The calls it handles

40%
List of small jobs
The signature call — six things around the house. Highest value per visit and the easiest to book.
25%
Single specific repair
A door that won't close, a leaking faucet. May be below minimum on its own.
12%
Move-in or move-out punch list
Deadline-driven, often a landlord or a realtor.
10%
Something bigger than a handyman
Structural, major electrical or plumbing. Refer out honestly — it builds more trust than taking it.
8%
Existing job follow-up
Something they forgot, or a warranty item.
5%
Property manager or realtor
Recurring commercial-ish work. Route to the owner.

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