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Work for Yourself, Without Being on Your Own
You have the skills and the experience. Finding steady work is the hard part, and so is running the business side. Working with The Handyman Company lets you do what you love without the worry of running your own business.
Working With Us, You Will:
- Earn competitive wages
- Be paid immediately after every job
- Get steady work year-round
- Have a flexible schedule
We spend the marketing dollars, field the quote requests, and line up the jobs. You spend your time earning, helping homeowners with repairs and remodels. Each office also runs incentive programs, so good work gets recognized.
Current Positions
Who you would be working for
The Handyman Company has helped 100,000+ Florida customers since 1999 from 6 offices across the state, and over half of our work comes from repeat customers and referrals. We service residential and commercial markets with our own crews, never subcontracted strangers.
800-931-1106What a Day of Handyman Work Looks Like Here
A homeowner calls with a list: a door that will not latch, a drywall patch from a move, a ceiling fan that wobbles, a fence panel leaning after a storm. The office prices the whole list in writing, and you show up to do the work you are good at. One address, several trades, one visit.
The mix changes with the season. Summer storms bring soffit, fascia, and ceiling repairs. The dry months bring exterior painting and deck work. All year there are rental turnovers, bathroom and kitchen remodels, and the small repairs that keep a Florida house right. A craftsman who can carry a punch list from drywall to trim to paint is the one every office wants.
Because the price is agreed before you arrive, you are never the one negotiating at the door. Because the company backs every job with a one year warranty, the work has to be done right the first time, and it is, by people who take pride in it. Good work gets recognized through each office incentive program.
Who Does Well Here
Craftsmen and women with real, referenced experience in the trades the offices book most, and the habit of showing up when they said they would:
- Interior and exterior carpentry: soffit, fascia, siding, crown, base, doors
- Bathroom remodeling from start to finish
- Kitchen remodels
- Drywall: repairs, finish, hang, textures
- Block and stucco repairs
- Multi-skilled handyman items: light fixtures, fans, faucets, and more
If that is you, the craftsman role is the one to read. If you know the trades and would rather meet the customers and write the quotes, read the sales role.
Six Offices to Work From
Every office keeps its own crews and its own schedule, so the work stays close to home. Pick the one nearest you; the office that calls you back covers the details for its area.
Questions Craftsmen Ask Before They Apply
What kind of home repair jobs come through the office?
The list a Florida homeowner hands us: drywall patches and texture, interior and exterior painting, doors that stick, trim and crown molding, tile and grout, ceiling fans and light fixtures, soffit and fascia, fence and deck repair, and the bathroom and kitchen remodels. Most days mix several of them at one address, so a craftsman who can move between trades stays busy.
Do I have to find my own customers or write my own quotes?
No. The company spends the marketing dollars, fields the quote requests, writes the price with the customer, and lines up the jobs. You get an address, a scope, and a price that is already agreed in writing, so you are never the one arguing about money at the door.
Is this a subcontractor arrangement?
No. The Handyman Company sends its own craftsmen in company trucks, not a referral network, and stands behind the work with a one year warranty. You are part of the crew, paired with people whose trades complement yours.
Which office would I work from?
Whichever is closest to you: Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Clearwater, Sarasota, or Melbourne. Each office runs its own schedule and its own incentive programs, and the office that calls you back covers the details for its area.
What do I need to bring?
Your own tools and transportation, a valid driver license, referenced experience in your trades, and a professional, presentable way with customers. We run background checks. Everything else, from the jobs to the paperwork, is handled for you.