A handyman website needs a services list, jobs you refer out, pricing basics, service area, a job list form with photo upload, proof of insurance and any licenses, and real photos.
Page-by-page spec
| Page | Must include |
|---|---|
| Home | Send your list button, area |
| Services | Jobs you do |
| Not offered | Licensed trades you refer |
| Pricing | Rate, minimum, materials |
| About | Experience, insurance |
| Request | List and photos |
Why the job list form matters
Handyman work is a collection of small tasks, and quoting without details wastes trips. A form that lets clients list each task, upload photos, note measurements (for example, TV size and wall type) and give access details lets you quote most jobs remotely, plan materials and finish in one visit. Confirm the list and price before scheduling.
Page-by-page content checklist
| Page | Owner provides |
|---|---|
| Services | Tasks you do, with photos |
| Not offered | Licensed trades you refer |
| Pricing | Hourly rate, minimum, materials policy |
| About | Experience, insurance, background |
| Service area | Towns covered |
What we need from you
Logo, before-and-after photos, task list, referral partners, pricing, insurance details, service area and the questions for your job list form.
Sample job list form fields
- Your name, phone or email, and address
- Task 1: description, photo upload, measurements if relevant
- Task 2 and more: same fields
- Who supplies materials?
- Preferred dates
- Pets or access notes
Sample referral note
"Some jobs need licensed trades. For new electrical circuits, gas lines and most plumbing beyond fixture swaps, I'll connect you with licensed pros I trust."
Accessibility for older clients
Many handyman clients are older homeowners. Use large, readable text, strong contrast, simple navigation and big buttons. Offer a phone-free way to reach you, such as a short form or text option, and keep forms short with clear labels. Avoid tiny gray text and pop-ups.
What we need from you
Your photo and story, before-and-after job photos, services and tasks you refer out, pricing, service area, insurance details and the questions you want on the job list form.
Mistakes
- Phone-only contact
- No photo upload
- Outdated service area
Questions the site must answer
Clients ask: what jobs do you do, what don't you do, how do you charge, is there a minimum, do you supply materials, are you insured and how soon can you come. Answer each clearly.
One more thing to know
Update the services list as your skills grow.
Pages
- Home
- Services we do
- What we do not do (licensed trades)
- Get a quote
- Service area
- About
Features
- Quote form with task list and photos
- Visit scheduling
- Clear minimum charge
Free tools
Common questions
Photo upload?
Yes.
Prices?
Yes.
Area?
Yes.
Insurance?
Show.
Can clients send a list by text instead?
Yes; many handymen offer both. The form helps when there are many tasks.
Can the site show my availability?
We can link a booking tool or show typical lead times.
Should I list tools I use?
Not needed; list tasks and results.
Should the site load fast?
Yes, especially on phones.
Give customers a clear way to describe the job and request a quote
A quote form that asks the right questions saves back-and-forth and makes your business look organized.
See websites with quote forms