How much Mr. Handyman costs per hour depends on location, type of job, and franchise, but typical hourly rate is 75 to 125 dollars per hour in most US markets, with minimum service call fee of 100 to 200 dollars. In large cities like Seattle, New York, and Los Angeles, hourly rate may be 100 to 150 dollars per hour due to higher cost of living, while in smaller towns or rural areas rate may be 60 to 90 dollars per hour. Mr. Handyman often charges flat rate per job with written estimate rather than strict hourly, but hourly equivalent is in that range, with pricing that includes labor, insurance, and overhead, materials extra. For example, small job like fixing leaky faucet or hanging shelf may take 1 to 2 hours costing 150 to 300 dollars, medium job like patching drywall or installing ceiling fan 3 to 5 hours costing 400 to 700 dollars. Compared to independent handyman charging 50 to 80 dollars per hour, Mr. Handyman is slightly more expensive due to franchise fees, corporate support, licensed and background-checked technicians, and warranty. Compared to licensed plumber or electrician charging 100 to 150 per hour, Mr. Handyman may be cheaper for general repairs. They provide free estimates and upfront pricing before work starts, so you know cost.
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