Handymen typically charge for a variety of services, depending on the type of work needed. Common charges include:

Labor Charges Hourly Rate: Many handymen charge by the hour, typically ranging from $40 to $100 per hour, depending on experience and location.

Flat Rate: Some jobs may have a fixed price rather than an hourly charge, especially for common repairs.

Minimum Service Fee: Many handymen have a minimum charge, often ranging from $50 to $150, even for small tasks.
Travel Fees: If the job site is far from the handyman's location, they may charge a travel fee.

Material Costs: If the handyman supplies materials (e.g., wood, nails, paint, or plumbing parts), these costs are added to the total bill.
Some charge a markup on materials, while others allow customers to purchase their own.

Special Equipment Fees:If special tools or equipment are required (e.g., ladder rental, power tools, scaffolding), additional fees may apply.

Emergency or After-Hours Fees: Urgent repairs or work done on weekends, holidays, or after business hours may come with extra charges.

Disposal Fees: If the job involves removing debris, old appliances, or construction waste, disposal fees may apply.
Permit Fees (if applicable): Some jobs, like electrical or plumbing work, may require permits, and the handyman may charge for handling the paperwork.
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