$60 to $65 per hour
I personally charge $50 an hour when I bill hourly, which I don’t like to do, [Update – I don’t bill hourly anymore, just flat rate.] because I can make $100 an hour or more as a handyman when I charge flat rate. The “handyman” trade is one that really has no standards. That is especially true when it comes to pricing. 1 Independent handyman: Pricing for a self-employed or independent handyman typically ranges from $20 to $75 per hour. 2  Professional handyman company: The typical cost for hiring a handyman via a professional company is $50-$12 By the Hour. A handyman who works independently will usually charge around $60 to $65 an hour on average. Depending on where you live the actual price range can run from $55 to $75 for an independent operator. A handyman who is part of a larger business can charge up to $125 an hour or more. 1 These businesses often charge hourly rates closer to $75 to $150 per hour. 2  It is not uncommon for professional handymen to charge a minimum fee for service. 3  This typically ranges between $100 and $300. 1 Many handyman services employ several professionals that together offer a number of varied specialized skills. 2  These businesses often charge hourly rates closer to $75 to $150 per hour. 3  It is not uncommon for professional handymen to charge a minimum fee for service. 4  This typically ranges between $100 and $300. Hourly Rates for a Handyman. The average hourly rate of a handyman is in the $60 to $65 price range. However, there are professional handyman services that may charge higher, sometimes up to $125 an hour. What to expect in terms of service and how it relates to average pricing for handyman service(s) is outlined below: 1  Standard pricing for handyman services is set by hourly rates or with a flat fee per service. 2  Contracted or independent handymen typically charge between $25 and $60 per hour. So as far as I understand, a handyman should charge between $25-$75 per hour, and yes I realize that is a huge spread. But at the bottom end, anyone charging less than $20-$25 is probably not up to par as far as skills go.
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