Handyman price list: what to charge for common jobs
Updated November 1, 2026 · QuoteCubby
Published price ranges for common handyman jobs, and how to build your own list from your time and costs.
Published prices for common handyman jobs
| Job | HomeGuide | Angi (Sep 2026) | Taskrabbit average |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ceiling fan installation | $75–$150 | $100–$400 | – |
| TV mounting | $100–$300 | $300–$400 | $150 (mounting) |
| Furniture assembly | $85–$200 | – | $150 |
| Drywall repair / patch | $200–$800 | $120–$350 | $250 |
| Faucet installation / replacement | $120–$300 | $100–$300 | – |
| Light fixture replacement | $65–$175 | – | – |
| Hanging shelves | $150–$500 | $150–$500 | – |
| Door installation | $225–$825 | – | – |
| Door adjustment / repair | – | $75–$220 | – |
| Caulking repair | $150–$300 | – | $150 (sealing and caulking) |
| Garbage disposal installation | $80–$200 | – | – |
| Toilet installation | $120–$230 | – | – |
| Lock replacement | $75–$200 | – | – |
| Thermostat installation | $80–$200 | – | – |
| Blind installation (each) | $30–$80 | – | – |
| Curtain rod hanging | $100–$250 | – | – |
| Art hanging | $40–$200 | – | – |
| Painting a room | – | $200–$1,600 | $500 |
Sources: HomeGuide, Angi and Taskrabbit. HomeGuide figures are price ranges; Taskrabbit figures are project averages on its platform.
Same calculator, different job lengths
| Hands-on hours | Price | Real $/hour |
|---|---|---|
| 30 minutes | $125 | $96.46 |
| 1 hour | $125 | $64.98 |
| 2 hours | $210 | $67.28 |
| 4 hours (half day) | $390 | $70.77 |
| 8 hours (full day) | $750 | $72.86 |
Example only, using the calculator’s starter numbers: $75 per hour target, 20 minutes of setup and cleanup, a 15% buffer for surprises, $3 of consumables per working hour, 20% material markup, 10 round-trip miles at $0.35 per mile, 20 minutes of driving, $125 minimum, rounded up to $5. These are not market rates. Short jobs hit the $125 minimum. No materials included.
The free printable price sheet has a handyman version with blanks for your own job prices.
Check your own numbers
The free QuoteCubby handyman calculator prices a job from your estimated hours, difficulty and timing, adds materials with your markup, consumables, supply runs and the drive, and shows what you really earn per hour.
Open the free handyman calculatorFAQ
How much to charge to mount a TV?
HomeGuide lists $100–$300; Angi lists $300–$400; Taskrabbit’s mounting average is $150. The wall type and whether wires are hidden change the time a lot.
How much to charge for drywall repair?
HomeGuide lists $200–$800 for drywall repair; Angi lists $120–$350 for a drywall patch; Taskrabbit’s average is $250.
Should my price list show fixed prices?
Many handymen show “from” prices or ranges, then confirm after seeing the job. Base every line on your own time.
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Related guides
Sources
Price ranges are national figures published by the sources below (accessed November 1, 2026). Local prices vary a lot. QuoteCubby examples are illustrations, not market data.
- HomeGuide – How Much Does a Handyman Charge? (Aug 29, 2023)
- Angi – How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Handyman? [2026 Data] (updated Sep 23, 2026)
- Taskrabbit – Handyman Cost Guide (updated Oct 1, 2026)