Handyman Website Examples

Fantastic Handyman provides residential handyman services in and around London, from small odd jobs to complete property refurbishments. As part of the Fantastic Services group, the website offers comprehensive service information, with detailed pricing, a full list of services, contact numbers, and a handy online booking feature.

Unlike many competitors, Fantastic Handyman includes a blog page, a rewards club, and detailed information about the team and founders. We appreciated that the website provided detailed pricing for regular hours, weekends, and after-hours.

Hire a Hubby is a property maintenance company offering commercial and domestic handyman services across the U.K. The website places a lot of focus on trust and reliability, with an extensive reviews page, case studies, and a "why choose us" section.

The company's toll-free number is prominently displayed on each page and there is an option to request a free quote. At first glance, the website seems to be missing pertinent information, but much of the content, including a blog page, About page, gift vouchers, and articles can only be found from links hidden at the bottom of the page.

Chris Jenson provides domestic handyman services in and around Bexley in Kent. While the website is missing an online quote or booking feature, Chris's email and phone number are prominently displayed for free advice or quotes. The website also includes multiple images of completed jobs both in the hero banner and at the bottom of the home page.

The website also includes a testimonials page and a section where visitors can view a portfolio of recent work sorted by category. While the "rates" page listed hourly and daily pricing, there was no information about after-hour and weekend rates. We also found the blog page to be missing content.

Odd Job Handyman Services is a Toronto-based company that provides repair, installation, and maintenance services for homes, offices, and commercial spaces. There are a few features that set the website apart from competitors, including a language translation feature, online scheduling systems, and service plans for residential and commercial projects.

A notable feature on the site is the "Awards" page and "How it Works" page where the company explains the steps in hiring a technician. The site also includes FAQs and information about pricing, although there was no mention of after-hours and weekend rates.

The Vancouver Handyman offers a wide range of repair and installation services for residential and commercial properties in Vancouver, BC. Their services include outdoor repairs, painting, seasonal maintenance, flooring installation, drywall repairs, and more.

The Vancouver Handyman website has a clear contact button to request a quote, a list of services they offer, and a dedicated page, with links to view them elsewhere on the web. While the site features testimonials, they could be more prominent, and we felt that the "View Us" page could be organized for easier reading.

M&M Handyman is a professional painting and handyman business based in Brisbane. The website has a clear and professional layout, with a "Free Quote" button on the home page. However, this button directs users to the contact page rather than an online system. The site is also missing a pricing page or FAQs where visitors can find out about rates for specific jobs.

While we appreciated the operating times displayed at the top of the home page, the site would benefit from a dedicated testimonials page and information about liability insurance. The portfolio page seems to have issues loading images which may put off potential visitors.

City Handyman provides professional handyman services in Melbourne and the surrounding metro areas. The City Handyman website covers all the bases for visitor information including a pricing page, testimonials, completed projects, and FAQs. The only feature that seems to be missing from the site is a "Free quote" option which is popular in this trade.

The FAQ section is particularly informative, with questions listed by category and complemented by a search bar in the main menu. The "Workshop" page is another notable feature where visitors can find advice and information about domestic and commercial projects.

Andy OnCall is a domestic handyman repair service company operating in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The Andy OnCall website isn't the easiest to navigate with the testimonials nested under the "About Us" section and a dedicated menu for "Craftmen" not intended for clients.

That said, the home page has a prominent "Free Quote" and "Call" button to get in touch. Pricing is also mentioned and the site includes a news page, with handy tips and information about home repairs. We felt that site would benefit from an FAQ section and a portfolio page of completed projects.

Apex Handyman Services is a general contractor offering a wide range of handyman services in Washtenaw County, Michigan. The website features a simple one-page layout, with a top menu that directs readers to various sections, including the services offered, customer testimonials, and a small photo gallery showcasing completed projects.

While the site looks professional, it's missing a few key features like an FAQ section and pricing information. Additionally, clicking on the "About Us" section brings up a small popup, with text that is difficult to read.

Zach of All Trades is a handyman and renovation service company based in Hamilton, Montana. The website offers easy access to pertinent information including operating hours, a project gallery, a list of services, Google reviews, and details about the four-step process for getting a job done.

A nice feature of the site is the before and after photo slider, where clients can see the transformations of previous projects. The site also includes "Free Estimate" and "Request a Project" links. That said, we felt the site would benefit from an FAQ section and pricing information.