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A list of small repairs and no time to get to them. We'll match you with a registered, insured South Jersey handyman for the jobs that are too small for a full crew.
Are you a handyman? Join our network →A handyman handles small repairs and odd jobs, usually finished in a few hours to a day or two. New Jersey has no separate handyman license. A handyman works under a state Home Improvement Contractor registration, and that registration does not cover electrical, plumbing, or heating and cooling work.
Not sure which one you need? Describe the job in the form above and we'll route it to the right pro. For bigger projects, see General Contractor. For licensed trade work, see Electrical, Plumbing, and HVAC.
The list of little fixes around the house, knocked out in one visit.
Sticking doors, loose trim, cabinet hardware, and weatherstripping.
Small holes, cracks, and nail pops, patched and ready for paint.
TVs, shelves, blinds, grab bars, and furniture.
Tubs, showers, windows, and trim.
A loose fence board, a soft deck board, or a gate that won't latch.
Describe it in the form above. Chances are we know someone.
We match homeowners with handyman pros throughout Camden and Gloucester counties. See all the towns we serve.
Typical ranges for common handyman jobs in South Jersey, so you know what to expect before you get a quote.
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Hourly rate | $60 – $120 per hour |
| Half-day punch list | $250 – $600 |
| TV mounting | $150 – $400 |
| Small drywall patch | $125 – $400 |
| Re-caulking a tub or shower | $125 – $300 |
| Door adjustment or repair | $125 – $350 |
What affects the price: How many tasks you have, the materials needed, and the minimum charge (often one to two hours). Grouping several small jobs into one visit usually saves money.
Typical ranges for South Jersey as of 2026, based on published cost data for New Jersey and our area. A general guide, not a quote, and not from the contractors in our network. The details of your job, like its size, materials, and the condition of your home, can put your price above or below these ranges. Your contractor will give you an exact quote after seeing the job.
Electrical, plumbing, and HVAC work need a licensed trade, and remodels or structural changes need a general contractor. A handyman is best for small repairs and odd jobs that take a few hours to a day or two.
Anyone doing home improvement work for pay in New Jersey generally needs to be registered with the state Division of Consumer Affairs as a Home Improvement Contractor. We match homeowners with registered, insured handymen.
Group several small jobs into one visit. Most handymen have a minimum charge, so a list of tasks gets more done for your money than one small job.
Some do, and some ask you to buy them. Either way works; just confirm ahead of time so nothing holds up the job.
It takes about a minute, and it's free.
We connect you with a registered, insured handyman established in South Jersey.
Expect to hear back within 24 hours. You work out the details and pricing directly.
Join our network and get matched with South Jersey homeowners who need a handyman. See how it works.
