Handyman Services Cost Estimator — Live Demo
This is a working example of a custom handyman services estimator built for demo purposes. Select a service category, configure the details, and add as many services as your project needs. It covers TV mounting, picture and mirror hanging, furniture assembly, curtain rods and blinds, door hardware, smart home devices, closet organization, baby proofing, and appliance installation. Each category has its own pricing logic with flat rates per service type. Pricing reflects national average flat rates as placeholders, and your version would use your actual rates for every service you offer. Enter your email at the end to see what a potential customer would receive.
Handyman Services Estimator
Your Company — Your Town
* Labor only. Pricing based on national averages — actual rates set by your contractor. All appliance installation assumes existing connections in place. $75 project minimum applies. Baby proofing services minimum $65. Final pricing determined after a site visit.
You're viewing this estimator in demo mode. Enter your email below and submit to see exactly what your customers would receive. Select "Yes" to also receive the contractor notification email.
Want an estimator like this for your business?
This is a working demo. Your version uses your own task menu, your prices, and your job minimum, and sends estimate emails to your customers automatically. It filters out tire-kickers and the tiny jobs that are not worth the drive, so you spend your day on real work.
See how it worksCommon questions
Can I use my own pricing?
Yes. The demo uses placeholder task prices, but your version runs on your rates for every job on the menu. Set your own price for each task, add or remove tasks, and define your own minimum. The pricing is built around the work you actually do, not a generic template.
How do the estimate emails work?
When someone finishes an estimate, the tool emails them a branded list of the tasks and the total, and sends you a notification with their contact info and exactly what they need done. You can see both sides in this demo by submitting your own email. Every lead lands in your inbox with the task list already spelled out.
Can it enforce a job minimum?
Yes, and for handyman work that is the whole game. The demo can hold a minimum so a customer with one tiny task sees your minimum charge, not a number that has you driving across town for twenty dollars. It sets the expectation up front. Your version uses your own minimum and your own task pricing.
How does this help me filter out tire-kickers and tiny jobs?
Two ways. Someone who builds a task list and hands over their contact info is showing real intent, so the browsers filter themselves out. And by showing a job minimum up front, the person with a single ten-minute task either bundles more work to hit the minimum or moves on, before they have taken up your time. You spend your day on jobs worth the drive.
How is this different from a generic estimating app?
Most estimating apps are built for the contractor to use in the office. This is built for your customer to use on your website, as a lead-generation front end. It was built by a working finish carpenter for his own business first, not by a software company guessing at what trades need. It does one job well: turn a website visitor into a qualified lead with a real number attached.
What kinds of tasks can it include?
Anything you do. The demo includes common jobs like TV mounting, faucet and fixture swaps, ceiling fan installs, drywall patching, and similar small work. A custom build uses your own task menu with your prices, so the estimator matches the exact services you offer instead of a canned list.