Handy Pros
Handy Pros is a three-technician handyman business working out of downtown West Palm Beach and serving Palm Beach County. The crew keeps a deliberately short list of work and does four things: general handyman repairs, TV mounting with cable concealment, flat-pack furniture assembly, and picture and shelf hanging. A general handyman visit or a TV mounting starts at $237 for the first hour with one technician, while furniture assembly and picture or shelf hanging start at $158, with a one hour minimum, additional time billed in 30-minute increments, and the total approved before any work starts. The hourly rate includes a technician with their own tools, common fasteners, anchors, caulk and hardware, drop cloths and cleanup, and hauling away flat-pack packaging. Parts and materials specific to the job, along with brackets, shelves, frames and fixtures, are not included and are bought by the customer, and anything that legally requires a licensed trade is declined rather than attempted, with a pointer to someone else where the crew can give one. Typical jobs include drywall patching and touch-up paint, sticking doors and new handles or locks, cabinet hinges and drawer slides, towel bars, curtain rods and blinds, light fixture and ceiling fan swaps on existing wiring, faucet, showerhead and toilet seat replacement, weatherstripping and screen repair, and small carpentry such as trim, shelving and baseboard. Estimates are free, and photos attached to the estimate form often let the crew quote without a site visit. Every job carries a 30-day warranty on labor. Handy Pros works for homeowners, tenants, landlords, property managers and small commercial spaces, and holds a 4.7 star average across 84 Google reviews.
Services
Handyman service
The catch-all visit for squeaking doors, loose handles, a towel bar pulled out of the drywall, a light fixture swap or a shelf that needs putting up. One technician, one hour minimum, as many small jobs as fit.
TV mounting
Wall mounting and cable concealment, priced from the first hour with one technician.
Furniture assembly
Flat-pack furniture built and secured, with the packaging hauled away.
Picture & shelf hanging
Gallery walls and load-bearing shelves anchored to suit the wall type.
Drywall patching & touch-up paint
Patching and touch-up paint handled within a general handyman visit.
Why choose us?
Location & hours
515 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL 33401, USA
FAQs
How much does a handyman visit cost?
There is a one hour minimum. A general handyman visit or a TV mounting starts at $237 for the first hour with one technician, and furniture assembly or picture and shelf hanging starts at $158. After the first hour the work is billed in 30-minute increments. Parts and materials are separate, and you approve the price before work starts.
Do you charge for an estimate?
No. Describe the job over the phone or through the estimate form and you get a price at no cost. For most small jobs a quote can be given without a visit, which is why attaching photos helps so much.
What does the 30-day labor warranty cover?
If the workmanship fails within 30 days of the job, for example a shelf that works loose, a mount that shifts or a repair that does not hold, the crew comes back and puts it right at no charge. It covers labor, not parts you supplied or normal wear.
What is included in the hourly rate?
A technician with their own tools, common fasteners, anchors, caulk and hardware, drop cloths and cleanup afterwards, hauling away flat-pack packaging, and the 30-day labor warranty. Parts and materials specific to your job, along with brackets, shelves, frames and fixtures, are not included.
Can you come today?
Sometimes. The company runs three technicians, so same-day availability depends on what is already booked. Call rather than using the form if you need someone today and you will be told straight away what is possible.
Do you work on rentals and small offices?
Yes. Handy Pros works for homeowners, tenants, landlords, property managers and small commercial spaces across Palm Beach County. Tenants should have their landlord's permission for anything that goes into a wall.
What jobs do you not take on?
New electrical circuits or panel work, re-piping, water heaters or gas lines, roofing and structural work, and permitted renovations. Those need a licensed trade, and the crew will say so rather than take the job.
Do I need to buy the parts?
If the job needs a specific part such as a particular faucet, a light fixture or a matched cabinet hinge, it is usually cheaper and faster if you buy it so you get exactly the finish you want. Common fasteners, anchors, caulk and hardware are carried on the truck.