A door that sticks or won't latch
Loose hinge screws, a shifted strike plate or swelling. A handyman can tell which and walk you through the fix.
Handyman on Hollr
Point your phone at the door that sticks, the hole in the drywall or the cabinet that won't close. A handyman tells you what tools you need, what to buy and how to do it right.
$34 for 15 minutes · $59 for 30 · you only pay when a handyman connects
Loose hinge screws, a shifted strike plate or swelling. A handyman can tell which and walk you through the fix.
Small dents, anchor holes or a doorknob punch-through. Learn which patch to buy and how to blend it in.
Most hinges have adjustment screws. Show the hinge and they'll show you which way to turn them.
Around a tub, shower or window. Learn how to strip it, prep the surface and lay a clean bead.
Find the stud, pick the right anchor and get it level before you drill.
Often a fastener problem. They'll tell you what can be fixed from above and what can't.
Your handyman tells you when it's one of these, and why.
A typical hourly rate, with some pros charging more for specialized work. Range from the HomeStars handyman cost guide. A Hollr call tells you whether you need that visit at all.
Handyman work isn't a licensed trade in Canada, so Hollr only lists jobs that don't need a licensed trade. Anything below goes to a licensed pro. How Hollr checks licences.
| Where | Regulator | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Electrical work | Licensed electrician | Switches, outlets, fixtures and wiring need a licensed electrician. |
| Gas | Licensed gas fitter | Gas lines and gas appliance connections need a certified gas technician. |
| Plumbing | Licensed plumber | Plumbing is a compulsory trade in most provinces. |
| Structural changes | Your municipality | Changes to load-bearing walls usually need a building permit. |
Small fixes around the house: doors that stick, cabinet hinges, drywall patches, caulking, shelves and wall mounts. A handyman can tell you what to buy, which tools you need and walk you through each step while you work.
No. Electrical and gas work needs a licensed trade, and live electrical panels and gas lines are never walked through on a Hollr call. If your job touches wiring, a gas line or a load-bearing wall, your handyman will tell you which licensed pro to call.
Hollr calls are advice on video. If the job needs hands on site, your handyman tells you why, and your notes, photos and shopping list stay with you for whoever you hire, so the quote you get matches the job.
$34 CAD for 15 minutes or $59 CAD for 30 minutes. You see the price before the call starts and only pay when a handyman connects. Pick 30 minutes if you expect to work through a fix step by step while your handyman watches.
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