What should a handyman or home repair website include?
A clear list of the jobs you take on, including the small ones, plus an easy way to describe a project and get a time. Many homeowners aren’t sure a handyman will take a small job, so tell them up front.
- A detailed service list: drywall, doors, trim, fixtures, painting, decks, assembly and anything else you do often
- A “small jobs welcome” or minimum-visit note so expectations are set before the call
- A licensed and insured statement, included only if it’s true for your business
- A request form where customers can list several small tasks for one visit
- Before-and-after photos of real repairs
- The neighborhoods you serve and the days you schedule
Handyman searches are very local, so we focus on the towns you cover and on your Google Business Profile.
How much does a home repair website cost with Wabu?
Home repair sites are on our All-In-One plan at $299 a month plus a $499 startup fee, with hosting and updates included; see every option on our pricing page.
