YOUR HOME. A LITTLE MORE SORTED.
Handyman London –Professional Repairs
& Home Improvements
We repair doors, assemble furniture, fit shelves and put the finishing touches to your home. Our handyman services in London cover flats, houses, rented properties and offices across London and the M25. Send us your job list and postcode; we’ll arrange the right trade and explain the rates before your visit.
A PLACE FOR EVERYTHING. A JOB OFF YOUR LIST.
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REPAIRS, FITTING
AND FINISHING TOUCHES
London
+ M25
Homes. Rented properties.
Offices and local businesses.
What can a handyman in London help with?
We assemble flat-pack furniture, repair and adjust wooden doors, fit shelves, mount TVs and hang mirrors, pictures, curtains and blinds. We also offer painting, floor fitting, tiling and bathroom refurbishment. Plumbing and electrical tasks are booked with the appropriate specialist, with separate published rates. Tell us about every job when you enquire.
Can several repairs be booked together?
Yes. We can plan several suitable tasks for one appointment, such as assembling a wardrobe, fitting a curtain pole and hanging a mirror. We review the list before booking so we can allow for the work, materials and any need for another trade. A combined visit does not mean every task can be completed by one person.
THE WORK WE DO
Small repairs.
Proper attention.
Our London handyman services cover practical repairs, installations and room improvements. Start with the work you need below. We’ll confirm the details and the right person for the job.
Furniture that’s ready to use
We assemble wardrobes, beds, desks and other flat-pack furniture, fit doors and drawers, and check how the finished unit sits. Send the product name or instructions so we can plan for its size and fittings. Large pieces may need two people and enough clear floor space to build them.
Keep the fixings and instructions with the unopened or partly opened packs.
Doors and woodwork, put right
We trim and adjust wooden doors, repair suitable timber furniture and carry out carpentry for cupboards, shelving and fitted storage. A photograph of a sticking door or damaged joint helps us assess the work. We do not offer repairs to damaged laminate surfaces; tell us the material before booking.
Mention whether the problem started after a floor was fitted or a hinge loosened.
Storage, properly supported
We install shelves, wall units and kitchen cupboards, check their position and select fixings for the wall construction. We also adjust cupboard doors as part of suitable carpentry work. For bulky units, let us know their dimensions and weight so we can discuss safe handling and whether two technicians are needed.
Share the unit dimensions and a photo of the wall.
Screens, secure and level
We mount televisions using an appropriate bracket and fixing method for the screen and wall. We check the preferred height, bracket compatibility and access to connections before fitting. Include your TV model and bracket details in the enquiry; the wall construction affects the work and the materials required.
Tell us whether you already have the bracket.
A considered finishing touch
We hang mirrors and pictures, agree their position and use suitable supports for their weight and the wall. Grouped frames need measurements as well as an eye for spacing. Show us the items and their existing hanging fittings when you enquire, particularly for heavy mirrors or larger pieces.
Keep the intended wall accessible for measuring.
Windows, neatly finished
We fit curtain poles, tracks and blinds, checking the opening, bracket positions and clearance before installation. We can discuss removing an existing fitting as part of the visit. Supply the product details and window measurements so we can check what is being installed and how it needs to be supported.
Let us know about high ceilings or awkward access.
A fresh finish for your rooms
We paint and decorate rooms, walls and woodwork, with preparation suited to the condition of the existing surfaces. Peeling paint, damaged plaster and fresh timber require different treatment. Share photographs and room measurements; we can discuss preparation, paint supply and access before arranging a visit or viewing.
Include the ceiling and woodwork in your request if they also need attention.
Floors that fit the room
We fit wooden and laminate flooring, including engineered wood and parquet. We look at the existing floor, the proposed material and the room layout when discussing the job. Tell us about thresholds, skirting and furniture that affects access. Any repair to an existing floor needs assessment before we confirm it.
Send the flooring specification and the room dimensions.
Plumbing, with the right specialist
We arrange plumbing repairs and installations, including work on taps, sinks, basins and other household fittings. Describe the fault and send a photograph of the connection or fixture where possible. Plumbing is charged at its own published rate; parts and the work needed are discussed separately from general handyman tasks.
Tell us whether a leak is active when you call.
Electrical fixes and fittings
We provide electrical fixes and installations through the appropriate specialist. Describe the faulty fitting or planned installation, its location and any access restrictions. We can then discuss the work before arranging an appointment. Electrical work has separate rates; we do not treat it as an ordinary mounting or furniture assembly job.
Include photos of the fitting and a description of the fault.
Tiles to a whole bathroom
We fit tiles and carry out bathroom refurbishment, bringing together the relevant finishing and installation work. A small tiled area and a full bathroom need different planning. Share measurements, photos and your proposed fittings so we can discuss the work; larger projects that take more than a day require an on-site viewing.
Tell us what is staying, what is being replaced and who will supply the materials.
CARE BEFORE THE FIRST FIXING
A well-prepared space.
A considered finish.
We begin by confirming the job list and checking the surfaces, fittings and access involved. For wall mounting, we assess the supporting surface and fixing positions. For furniture, we check the parts and available assembly space. We discuss anything that changes the planned work before proceeding.
- We protect the immediate work area as appropriate to the task.
- We measure and mark positions before drilling or cutting.
- We check doors, drawers and fitted items for alignment and operation.
FINISHING MATTERS
Assembly and fitting
We follow the product instructions, secure the specified connections and check moving parts. A wardrobe that looks straight still needs doors and drawers that operate correctly. If a component is missing or the wall cannot support the planned installation, we explain the issue rather than force a poor fit.
Repairs and decoration
We identify the affected material and prepare the area before making adjustments or applying a finish. Repairs to woodwork, paint preparation and tile fitting each need their own sequence. We check the finished work with you and explain any drying or setting considerations relevant to the materials used.
FROM ENQUIRY TO FINISHED JOB
What happens during your visit?
We keep the booking practical: the right information first, a clear plan on arrival and a check of the work before we leave.
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Tell us the job
Use the enquiry form or call. Include your postcode, photographs and the jobs you want completed.
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Agree the visit
We discuss the trade, access, materials and applicable rates, then confirm an available appointment.
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Check and carry out
We review the work on arrival, prepare the immediate area and carry out the agreed repairs or fitting.
✓
Check together
We check the installed or repaired items and go through the work with you before finishing.
| During the visit | What we do | What helps |
|---|---|---|
| Arrival | Review the job list and the working area. | Have the fittings and instructions ready. |
| Preparation | Check measurements, surfaces and suitable fixing positions. | Point out known concealed services or restrictions. |
| Work | Carry out the agreed assembly, repair or installation. | Keep the working area available. |
| Completion | Check operation, alignment and the completed work. | Be available for the final review or agree a handover contact. |
ONE LIST. LESS LIFE ADMIN.
Make one visit
work harder.
Several small jobs can often be planned together. Give us the whole list before booking so we can discuss priorities and which tasks suit the same visit. Combining work does not remove the minimum charge or make plumbing and electrical work part of the general handyman rate.
We assess the mix of tasks, access and materials before confirming the appointment. Larger items may need a second technician. If your list changes, let us know so we can check the booking still allows for it.
A FEW USEFUL COMBINATIONS
Moving into a flat
A bed assembled, curtain poles fitted and a mirror hung.
A rental between tenancies
Cupboard doors adjusted, shelves secured and agreed paintwork refreshed.
An office refresh
Desks assembled, storage fitted and pictures mounted.
| Your booking | Best suited to | What to tell us |
|---|---|---|
| A single job | One defined repair or installation. | Item details, fault and access. |
| Several small jobs | A prioritised list of suitable tasks. | Every task and any materials already supplied. |
| More than one trade | Work involving plumbing or electrical tasks alongside other repairs. | Which fittings or systems need attention. |
BEFORE WE KNOCK
A little preparation.
A smoother visit.
We bring tools for the agreed work. Materials and replacement parts are separate, so tell us what you already have. If you want us to source something, arrange it with the team first: the published sourcing charge is additional to the cost of the materials.
| Type of work | Useful details to send | Before we arrive |
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| Assembly | Brand, model and instructions. | Make space for the parts and completed item. |
| Wall fittings | Item weight, dimensions and any known wall type. | Clear the wall and nearby floor. |
| Painting or tiling | Photos, measurements and proposed finishes. | Discuss furniture, surface condition and material supply. |
| Plumbing or electrical | Fault description and fitting photographs. | Explain isolation points and access where known. |
- Tenants: check permission for drilling, decorating or changes to fittings.
- Flats: mention stairs, lift restrictions and building access arrangements.
- Managed properties: name the person who can approve changes or answer questions.
KNOW WHERE YOU STAND
Clear rates.
No guesswork.
Our handyman repairs in London have a one-hour minimum, followed by half-hour billing. The first standard weekday hour is £83: £47 for the first half hour and £36 for the next. Appointment time, the work involved and the trade required affect the price.
The published rates are for labour and include taxes. Materials and parts cost extra. Parking is added only if incurred; congestion charges may apply when we cannot attend by scooter. Please check the full conditions before booking.
| Booking | Published rate |
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| First hour | £83 |
| Each subsequent half hour | £36 |
| Half day, up to four hours | £256 |
| Full day, up to eight hours | £456 |
Plumbers and electricians: £110 for the first weekday hour, 8am–6pm. Weekend and out-of-hours rates differ.
Materials, larger jobs and changes
If we source materials, the published handyman sourcing rate is £49 per hour; plumbers and electricians charge £52 per hour for sourcing. The materials themselves are charged separately. Jobs taking more than a day need an on-site viewing. To cancel or rearrange, the published policy asks for at least 48 hours’ notice.
DIFFERENT SPACES. PRACTICAL PLANNING.
For the place
you live or work.
Homes and apartments
We work around the room, the furniture and the people using it. In flats, access routes and working space can be as important as the repair itself. Tell us about narrow stairs, lift bookings or building rules before we confirm the visit.
Rentals and managed homes
We help landlords, tenants and letting agents with repairs and installations. Agree permissions and who can authorise additional work before the appointment. A clear list of defects and an access contact help us plan a maintenance visit without unnecessary back-and-forth.
Offices and businesses
We assemble furniture, fit storage and carry out suitable repairs in working premises. Share access times, occupied areas and any restrictions on drilling or noise. We can discuss the sequence of work so the visit fits the space and its users.
LONDON & THE M25
Local help.
Across the capital.
We provide professional handyman services across London and areas within the M25. Whether you are in north, south, east, west or central London, send your full postcode so we can check the address, travel arrangements and appointment availability.
We plan each booking around the property and the work. Central addresses may involve parking or congestion costs; blocks of flats may need entry instructions or lift access. Share those details when you enquire. For a local handyman in London, the quickest starting point is your postcode and a useful description of the job.
NORTH · SOUTH · EAST · WEST
London
+ M25
One postcode.
Your full job list.
A visit planned around the work.
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Your questions,
answered.
Can you complete every job on my list in one visit?
We review the full list before booking. The answer depends on the tasks, access, materials and whether more than one trade or technician is needed. We can discuss priorities, but we do not promise a fixed completion time without assessing the work.
Do I need to supply tools or materials?
We bring tools for the agreed tasks. Tell us which materials, fittings and replacement parts you already have. If you want us to buy anything, agree this in advance; sourcing time and the cost of materials are charged separately under the published conditions.
What if I do not know the wall type or cause of a fault?
Send photographs and describe what you can see. We can discuss what information is useful before booking and inspect the relevant area on arrival. If the surface, fitting or fault changes the planned work, we explain what is needed before proceeding.
Can you work in a rented flat while I am out?
We can discuss access arrangements and a nominated contact. Please obtain any required landlord or managing-agent permission first, especially for drilling or alterations. Agree who can confirm fitting positions, approve changes and receive the completed work when you enquire.
How do I check availability for my London postcode?
Call 020 3404 5950 or use the contact form with your postcode, requested work and preferred timing. We cover London and the M25; the team checks appointment availability for your address. Same-day work is subject to the schedule rather than guaranteed.
How do I book and confirm the price?
Use our enquiry form or telephone number. We discuss the job and applicable rates before arranging the visit. Check the Prices page for minimum charges, separate trade rates and additional expenses. An enquiry is a request; the team still needs to confirm the appointment.