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The 13 jobs on Workeey's handyman price list template, each with a starting number of hours, its main parts' retail price range (checked November 6, 2026) and a starting rate from government data. Open the price book builder to price them for your state with your own numbers.
The rate starts from government data on what employees are paid and what employers pay on top (BLS), turned into a self-employed rate by our hourly rate calculator's math; parts are retailers' online shelf prices we checked by hand on November 6, 2026, each with its link (a price from Ace Hardware or Menards is one store's online price, not a national one); job hours are starting guesses, so set your own. This is not what others charge.
The BLS median pay for Maintenance and Repair Workers, General (SOC 49-9071) nationally, May 2025: $23.84 an hour, $49,590 a year.
On top of pay, employers of natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations spend about 31.4% more on health and other insurance, retirement and payroll taxes (BLS Employer Costs for Employee Compensation, June 2026): $65,140 a year in all. Paid leave and supplemental pay (overtime, bonuses) are left out.
The hourly rate calculator treats that $65,140 as your profit before tax, sets 25% aside for income and self-employment tax ($48,855 to take home), adds $15,000 of business costs (van, fuel, insurance, tools, phone), and spreads the $80,140 over the 1,404 hours a year you can bill (48 weeks × 45 hours × 65% billable): $57.08 an hour.
So this starts from what the same work costs an employer, not from what an employee takes home.
That is the national starting point. In the price book builder pick your state, and your metro area where BLS publishes one, and the rate starts from that pay instead; or type your own.
| Hours | Parts, retail | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| TV mounting, up to 65 in., on drywall (flat) | 1.5 | $25.97–$69.99 | $85.62 |
| Floating shelves, up to three (flat) | 2 | $23.99–$39.99 | $152.55 |
| Blinds (per window) | 0.75 | $15.99–$23.39 | $42.81 |
| Furniture assembly (per item) | 1.5 | No parts listed | $85.62 |
| Ceiling fan, replacing an old fan or light (flat) | 2 | $54.98–$149.99 | $237.15 |
| Light fixture replacement (flat) | 1 | $19.99–$40.99 | $93.67 |
| Leaky faucet repair (flat) | 1 | $13.99–$74.99 | $110.47 |
| Toilet repair (flat) | 1 | $4.48–$18.99 | $71.17 |
| Garbage disposal installation (flat) | 1.5 | $74.99–$199.00 | $85.62 |
| Lock replacement (per door) | 0.75 | $37.99–$70.99 | $42.81 |
| Drywall repair, one patch (flat) | 2.5 | $5.99–$16.99 | $156.49 |
| Re-caulk a tub or shower (flat) | 2 | $7.99–$12.99 | $126.75 |
| Gutter cleaning, one story (flat) | 2 | No parts listed | $114.16 |
Hours are a typical estimate to start from, set your own. Parts are retailers' online shelf prices checked by hand on November 6, 2026, two or three products each, from cheaper to better (a price from Ace Hardware or Menards is one store's online price, not a national one); a job whose wording has the client supply the part starts its parts at $0. Price = hours × rate + parts × (1 + 20%). Not what others charge.
The handyman price list template also has rows that are charges or terms, not jobs, so the builder does not price them: hourly rate, after the first hour (your hourly rate, set above); minimum visit (a minimum charge, not a job); trip charge for a materials run (a charge added to a job, not a job).
Keep your prices in Workeey: put your hourly rate and parts markup in its rates once, and every line you type on an estimate with a name and a price is saved and offered on the next one, so your price book builds itself as you quote. Start free.