Top 4 Handyman Jobs that Pay $200 Per Hour

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• TH

  @thebackwoodsmechanic5029 · 1 year ago

  My reputation is "he does the job right" that's how i get customers. If i dont know something, i will know it and ill do it like a pro

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• JA

  @jamesrecknor6752 · 1 year ago

  I went from painting to plumbing, quadrupled earnings.

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• MM

  @mmpatriot2170 · 1 year ago

  Wall repairs, painting and plumbing and electrical fixture repair and replacement are my bread and butter. <br>Thanks Handyman! 👍

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• LA

  @LaLaLucky7777 · 1 year ago

  I found doing a great job with dust containment goes a long way with customers! So make sure you add to the price plastic and tape isn&apos;t cheap anymore even trash bags are expensive! So do the prep! Trust me customers appreciate the extra effort!

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• DW

  @dw5992 · 4 months ago

  I have over 25 years experience in high end renovations, in my area there are so many handymen driving around and 95% jack up everyone’s home. The things I see is mind blowing. You should earn the experience and know how before you conduct any work in a home.

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• FE

  @fern3832 · 1 year ago

  I agree that basic plumbing repairs make the most money

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• BA

  @BamaBreeze · 1 year ago

  Definitely can charge more for chandelier vs light fixture. &nbsp;Charge by the syllable as rule of thumb. &nbsp;Great Show Handy! &nbsp;HandyOn.

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• BU

  @Bullfrog0382 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Frog tape for painting. A painter buddy of mine told me that your supposed to run a damp, not wet, cloth over laid tape...whaaaaat! Super clean lines. Throw some custom color matched caulking and they love it. Like handy says, &quot;High value for the price.&quot;<br>*Yes I know it says it on the packaging. Just saying though, when was the last time you read the instructions for painters tape?

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• PA

  @PaulMikna · 1 year ago (edited)

  100% agree with drywall repairs.... &nbsp;It&apos;s the entryway into a client&apos;s home. &nbsp;I&apos;ve landed so many new customers by 1st doing drywall repairs for them.... and from there the next step is painting. &nbsp;Very good work if you have the patience to do it right!

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• BY

  @ByronReyesFCBarca · 1 year ago

  I get a lot of plumbing repair with drywall patch combos, I really like those jobs because I do not get knicled and dime by the customers

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• JL

  @jlooseround · 1 year ago

  Nice video. &nbsp; People skills are key. &nbsp;I am retired and do a lot of handyman work for friends and family. &nbsp; There is money on the table, &nbsp;don&apos;t leave it for someone else to take home.

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• CH

  @chazlyle41 · 1 year ago

  Doing light fixtures and faucets alone is a great side gig when no one else will answer the phone :)

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