Each line is what that answer changes on its own; multipliers overlap, so the total is the real number.
| Number of jobs | Type: General repairs | Type: Assembly & mounting | Type: Finish carpentry |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $207 | $207 | $268 |
| 2–3 | $358 | $329 | $465 |
| 7+ | $813 | $748 | $1,057 |
Straight from the booking engine: biggest job small fix, materials i have them, access easy, when whenever. Fixings & consumables included. Before GST; pay by bank or card after the work (card +3%).
How many jobs, the biggest one, access, timing. You get a block of time at a fixed figure, and extra time is agreed before it’s done. Each job gets a line and a photo, so the right tools turn up.
Number of jobs, biggest job and materials each add time on their own, so two jobs that differ in one answer differ in price by exactly that answer. The rest scale the whole job:
The job minimum is $207. Below that, you pay the minimum.
Gas, most electrical and most plumbing alterations are licensed trades and are not handyman work in BC — book those under Electrical or Plumbing. Materials you ask us to supply are billed at cost, or you supply them.
Five cities on the card today, every one with its own licence rule, and we check the pro’s licence against that city before we confirm. Pick yours in the eyebrow at the top and the card prices for it.
Your handyman pro in Vancouver holds a General Contractor licence from the City of Vancouver ($376 a year, By-law 14479, the 2026 business licence fee schedule) — or the Metro West Inter-Municipal Business Licence that covers it — and we check the number with the City before we confirm anyone. The City charges a $77 application fee on top.
In Vancouver the card’s starting job (number of jobs: 2–3) is $358 before GST — one engine price for every city we book, travel included.
Your handyman pro in Burnaby holds a Contractor — Misc licence from the City of Burnaby ($378 a year, Consolidated Fees and Charges Bylaw 14485, Schedule A2, as amended by Bylaw 14766 effective 1 January 2026) — or the Metro West Inter-Municipal Business Licence that covers it — and we check the number with the City before we confirm anyone. The City charges a $55 application fee on top.
In Burnaby the card’s starting job (number of jobs: 2–3) is $358 before GST — one engine price for every city we book, travel included.
Your handyman pro in Richmond holds a Service Use — 0 to 5 employees licence from the City of Richmond ($166 a year, Consolidated Fees Bylaw 8636, Chapter 5, consolidated to 10 November 2025) — or the Metro West Inter-Municipal Business Licence that covers it — and we check the number with the City before we confirm anyone. Richmond doesn't publish an application fee as a separate line. Its own page says to phone the Licence Division on 604-276-4328 for it, which is what we do before quoting you a figure.
In Richmond the card’s starting job (number of jobs: 2–3) is $358 before GST — one engine price for every city we book, travel included.
Your handyman pro in Surrey holds a Contractor — General licence from the City of Surrey ($377 a year, Business Licence By-law 13680, Schedule A, consolidated to Bylaw 21963 (13 April 2026)) — or the Metro West Inter-Municipal Business Licence that covers it — and we check the number with the City before we confirm anyone. The $50 application fee is worded in the bylaw as applying to online applications.
In Surrey the card’s starting job (number of jobs: 2–3) is $358 before GST — one engine price for every city we book, travel included.
Your handyman pro in Coquitlam holds a City of Coquitlam business licence — the City doesn’t publish this trade’s fee as a line, so we confirm it with the licence office before we confirm your pro — or the Tri-Cities Intermunicipal Business Licence that covers it — and we check the number with the City before we confirm anyone.
In Coquitlam the card’s starting job (number of jobs: 2–3) is $358 before GST — one engine price for every city we book, travel included.
For the jobs in the table, $207 to $1,057 before GST in 2026. The exact figure depends on your answers on the card above; you see it before you book, and it doesn’t change on the day unless you change the job.
Prices are before GST (5%). Pay by bank transfer after the work, or by card at 3% more. Nothing is charged until the job is done and signed off.
Roughly one thing: a TV mounted, a door adjusted, a shelf up, a patch of drywall. Pick the number and how big the biggest one is.
Small like-for-like swaps, yes. Alterations, gas and anything needing a permit go to a licensed trade — we’ll say so before we confirm rather than after.
Either. Pick “We supply” and materials are billed at cost with the receipt.
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