Question 1

How much does a handyman cost in Boise and the Treasure Valley?

Accepted Answer

Treasure Valley handyman rates typically run $60 to $120 per hour, with many companies adding a service call or minimum charge on top. We keep it simple: one written price for the visit, quoted upfront before any work starts. Most single-task visits start around $99 to $149, and materials appear on the quote as their own line at what they cost. Because extra tasks only add the time they take, bundling several small tasks into one appointment is the best value.

Question 2

How quickly can you get to my job?

Accepted Answer

We reply to every new request within one business day, and most jobs are scheduled within the week. Because we quote from photos before we come out, the visit itself is spent doing the work rather than looking at it. If your job is urgent, say so when you reach out and we will tell you honestly what the soonest slot is. We are not an emergency service, so for active water leaks, shut off the supply valve first, and for anything dangerous call the appropriate emergency line before calling us.

Question 3

What areas do you serve?

Accepted Answer

We serve the Treasure Valley: Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, Kuna, Star, Middleton, Garden City, and Caldwell, along with the surrounding areas of Ada and Canyon County. The same pricing applies across the whole service area, so where you live never inflates the quote. If you sit just outside these areas, reach out anyway and we will tell you honestly whether we can take the job.

Question 4

How do quotes work?

Accepted Answer

Send us the task, ideally with a photo or two, and we reply with a written upfront quote: one clear price for the work, the expected time, and any materials as their own line. You approve the number before anything is scheduled. If we open something up and find more than expected, we stop and agree a revised price with you before continuing, so the final bill is never a surprise.

Question 5

Who supplies the materials?

Accepted Answer

Either of us, whichever you prefer. Many customers buy their own fixture, paint, or hardware and have it ready when we arrive, which works perfectly. If you would rather not, we pick up materials on the way and list them on the invoice at store cost plus the pickup time. We also carry common parts on the truck, washers, anchors, caulk, supply lines, and fasteners, so small jobs rarely wait on a store run.

Question 6

Is there a minimum job size?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every visit carries a practical minimum, so a single small task starts around $99. No job is too small, the minimum just means a lone picture-hanging costs more per minute than a morning of tasks. That is why we encourage a list: the second, third, and fourth tasks in the same visit only cost the additional time.

Question 7

Are you licensed and insured?

Accepted Answer

We keep our work within the scope Idaho allows for handyman services and refer anything that requires a licensed plumbing, electrical, or HVAC contractor to licensed specialists we trust. Business registration and insurance details are available on request, and we are happy to answer any question about coverage before you book.

Question 8

Do you handle big remodels or additions?

Accepted Answer

No. Kitchen and bathroom remodels, additions, basement finishes, re-roofs, and anything needing a general contractor or major permits are outside our scope on purpose. We do small jobs well: repairs, installs, and maintenance that take one to eight hours. When your project is bigger than that, we will say so plainly and refer you to a contractor we would use on our own house.

Your list.
Handled right.

Small jobs.
Properly done.

RE-10 & inspection repairs

Start with an idea.
See what it could cost.

Pay for the fix.
Keep the rest simple.

Good work.
A better experience.

A clear plan.
At every step.

You notice the difference. Every day.

Local people.
Valley-wide reach.

Straight answers to the questions that matter

One list.
A little more weekend.

Your tasks, photos, and priorities.

What your quote actually covers

A range first, then a firm quote

Priced by the time the job takes

Materials as their own line

Changes agreed before they happen

Add to the list while we are there

Tell us what needs fixing.

Your list.Handled right.

Small jobs.Properly done.

RE-10 & inspection repairs

Start with an idea.See what it could cost.

Pay for the fix.Keep the rest simple.

Good work.A better experience.

An upfront written quote

Small jobs taken seriously

A visit planned around your list

A tidy home when we leave

A clear plan.At every step.

01Share your list

02Approve the quote

03Agree a visit

04Work through the list

05Walk through & tidy up