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Show the work you handle
Show the common repairs and small projects you take on, and make any specialist handoffs clear without adding confusion.
Built for handyman businesses
Home Repairs.Booked.
A handyman website should make your service range, local proof, and simple request path clear before a homeowner wonders whether you handle their job.
Show the work you handleBuild in-home confidenceStart better requests
Built for this trade
What your website should help do.
Three practical outcomes built around how your customers make the next decision.
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Build in-home confidence
Use real work, reviews, service area, and approved trust details to make the business feel dependable from the first visit.
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Start better requests
Give homeowners a quick way to call or email with the project details you need.
Customer decision blueprint
The information path a customer needs.
A compact product explanation, not a fabricated client website.
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Service boundary
Distinguish routine repairs and maintenance from electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural, or other work that may require a specialized trade license, registration, or permit in the customer's jurisdiction.
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Local trust
Present the service area, permanent business contact, comparable project proof, reviews, and only the licenses, registrations, insurance, or workers' compensation details that are true for the named business and location.
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Job request
Capture the property location, repair category, desired timing, photos or measurements, materials, access constraints, and whether permits may be involved so the estimate conversation starts with useful context.
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Written expectations
Make room for the business's actual process for scope, costs, dates, payment timing, cleanup, warranties, and written change orders.
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Next step
A clear contact, booking, estimate, or purchase path.
Broad repair and local trust proof
A path from the task list to a clearer repair request.
A strong handyman site does not need to overcomplicate the offer. It needs to make the work, the service area, the proof, and the contact path clear enough that the right homeowner reaches out.
Which build fits
Choose the structure that matches the work.
Choose Tier 2 when the services, proof, and customer paths need more depth than one focused page.
Decision
TIER 1TIER 1: BASIC WEBSITE
TIER 2TIER 2: ADVANCED WEBSITE
Structure
One focused page
Dedicated pages
Customer action
One clear contact path
Deeper paths for the right actions
Proof depth
Compact proof section
Galleries, specialties, or categories
Delivery and investment
$1,500 · 5-7 business days
$2,500 · 7-10 business days
TIER 1
Tier 1 gives you a one-page website with up to six sections for your offer, repairs, coverage, reviews, gallery, trust details, announcements, and direct call or email actions.
TIER 2
Tier 2 makes sense when categories of repair work, project examples, estimate inquiries, or service areas need more structure. It adds dedicated pages, an inquiry form sent to your inbox, reviews showcase, comparison tables, and links to existing scheduling tools.
Optional support
Add support only where it helps.
Logo creation, a mini brand kit, and monthly maintenance are optional. Your website package remains complete without them.
Optional
Logo Creation
$250 one-time
Optional
Logo + Mini Brand Kit
$450 one-time
Optional
Monthly Maintenance
$75/month, optional
Questions
The details visitors ask before they decide.
BuiltSimple can group the approved work you handle into simple service categories, such as repairs, installations, maintenance, and small projects. Tier 2 provides more room when services or specialist referrals need clearer separation.
Yes. The page can state the services you handle, the types of projects you do not take, and any referral or specialty guidance you approve. BuiltSimple presents your policy; it does not decide job fit or make referrals for you.
Next step
Ready to make every project feel manageable?
View the website packages, or contact us if you have a question first.