Best Handyman in Houston
From hanging TVs to assembling IKEA furniture to fixing that leaky faucet — these verified Houston handyman services handle the small jobs that make a new place feel like home. Licensed, insured, and ready for same-day service.
Why this matters for your move: After a big move, the last thing you want is to spend weekends assembling furniture and mounting shelves. A good handyman knocks out your entire to-do list in a single visit.
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How to Choose Handyman in Houston
Bundle your tasks
Most handymen charge hourly ($65-$125/hr in Houston). Bundle multiple small jobs into one visit to save on minimum charges and trip fees.
Verify licensing
For electrical, plumbing, or HVAC work, ensure the handyman holds the appropriate Texas license. General repairs don't require licensing.
Get written estimates
Always get a written estimate before work begins. Reputable handymen provide detailed quotes with itemized labor and materials.
Check apartment rules
If you're renting, check your lease before making modifications. Many Houston apartments allow TV mounting and shelf hanging but not painting.
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Browse All Vendors Need Housing Too?Frequently Asked Questions
How much do handyman services cost in Houston?
Most Houston handymen charge $65-$125/hour with a 1-2 hour minimum. Common jobs: TV mounting ($75-$150), furniture assembly ($100-$200), faucet replacement ($125-$250). Prices are higher in Uptown and Preston Hollow areas.
What's the difference between a handyman and a contractor?
Handymen handle small repairs and installations (under $5,000 in Texas). General contractors manage larger projects — remodels, structural work, additions — and must hold a contractor license.
Can a handyman do electrical or plumbing work in Houston?
Minor repairs (replacing outlets, fixing leaky faucets) are typically fine. Major electrical or plumbing work in Texas requires a licensed electrician or plumber. Always ask about licensing for specialty work.