General handyman
General handyman — get prices for a one-off job
Multi-skilled tradespeople for small repairs, fixing, assembly and odd jobs.
Common jobs
General small repairs
A short list of small fixes around the home.
Usually about 1 day on site
Get prices for thisAssemble or fit furniture
Flat-pack assembly, wall fixing and adjustments.
Usually about 1 day on site
Get prices for thisMount a TV or fix to walls
TV brackets, mirrors, blinds and shelves.
Usually about 1 day on site
Get prices for thisA list of odd jobs
Several small tasks handled in one visit.
Usually about 1 day on site
Get prices for thisWhat general handyman jobs cost in the UK in 2026
Handypeople charge roughly £30 - £55 an hour in 2026, or £180 - £320 a day, with a one or two hour minimum.
| Job | Typical 2026 price | Time on site |
|---|---|---|
| Half-day multi-task visit | £110 - £200 | 3 - 4 hours |
| Full-day multi-task visit | £180 - £320 | 1 day |
| Assemble flat-pack furniture | £60 - £160 | 1 - 3 hours |
| Hang shelves, mirrors and blinds | £80 - £220 | 1 - 3 hours |
| Fix sticking doors and windows | £70 - £180 | 1 - 2 hours |
| Small plaster patch and repaint | £120 - £320 | Half a day |
What pushes the price to the top of the range
- Grouping several tasks into one visit, which is far cheaper per task
- Materials bought by the trade rather than supplied by you
- Parking, congestion and access time in cities
- Anything notifiable, which needs a certified trade instead
Indicative 2026 UK ranges including labour and basic materials, not quotations. London and the South East usually sit at the top of each range. Last reviewed: September 2026.
General handyman by area
Local context, typical property stock and comparable prices for the areas we cover.
Why go through Renovome for a small job?
Every trade prices the same job sheet, so you can compare like with like: total price, whether VAT is included, days on site and the earliest start. You also get a short checklist for the job and a record of who said what.
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