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Websites for handymen and maintenance businesses

Handyman work covers a lot of small jobs, so customers mainly want to know three things: do you do my job, do you cover my area, and are you reliable. A clear website answers all three and saves you a lot of phone calls about jobs you don't do.

Sample handyman website photo

What a good handyman website needs

  • A clear list of the jobs you do, from flat-pack to small repairs
  • A section for landlords and letting agents, if you do rental work
  • The towns you cover
  • A quick enquiry form and your reviews

Every Signwrite site also comes with a tap-to-call button, a WhatsApp button, your service areas, a quote form that emails you straight away, and a monthly report showing how many people visited and got in touch. It's set up for Google from day one, with your trade and towns in the right places.

See a live sample

This is a working handyman website with example details. Yours gets your own name, photos, colours, reviews and areas.

Open the handyman sample

Built by a tradesperson

Signwrite is run by a working electrician. I know you won't answer the phone up a ladder or under a sink, so the site is built to take the enquiry and the details for you, and to make you look as professional online as you are on the job.

€400 to set up, then €30 a month or €300 a year.

Type your business name and town on the home page and see your own handyman site before you spend anything.

Questions

Can I get regular work from landlords through it?

Yes. A landlord and letting agent section helps you pick up repeat work, which is steadier than one-off jobs.

Can I list prices for small jobs?

Yes. Some handymen show a minimum call-out price, which cuts down on time-wasters.

How much does it cost?

€400 to set up, then €30 a month or €300 a year. That covers hosting, the domain setup, changes when you need them and a monthly report on how many people visited and got in touch.

How long does it take?

Usually live within 7 days of getting your photos and details.

Do I own it?

Your domain, photos and words are always yours. After 12 months the whole site is yours to take with you, or earlier for a one-off €200.