How flat-rate pricing works.
We charge a $59 assessment trip fee that applies toward your final invoice. Once we know the scope, you get a flat-rate price — not an open-ended hourly clock. The numbers below are what most Gilbert and Chandler homeowners pay for a standard install or repair.
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$59 assessment
A technician comes out, diagnoses the problem, and writes up exactly what it needs.
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Flat-rate quote
You get one price for the work before anything starts — no hourly clock running.
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Credited to your invoice
Move forward with the repair and the $59 comes right off the final invoice.
Flat-rate labor for standard residential jobs in Gilbert and Chandler.
- Electrical$37 – $225
- Carpentry$37 – $450
- Plumbing$112 – $300
- Drywall & Paint$112 – $375
- General Repairs$150 – $525
Common repair costs by trade.
Prices below are labor-only flat rates for typical residential jobs in the East Valley. Materials are extra unless noted. Tap a trade to filter the list.
Plumbing
- Garbage disposal replacement$150
- Faucet repair or replacement$112.50
- Toilet replacement$300
- Toilet wax ring replacement$150
- Unclog sink or tub drain$150 – $225
- Water heater flush$150
Electrical
- Outlet replacement$37.50
- GFCI outlet install$37.50
- Light switch / dimmer install$37.50 – $100
- Light fixture replacement$75
- Ceiling fan replacement$150
- Ceiling fan new install$225
Carpentry
- Door knob / lockset replacement$37.50
- Deadbolt install$37.50
- Smart lock install$112.50
- Interior door slab replacement$450
- Cabinet hardware install (per piece)$12.50
- Baseboard install (per linear ft)$10
Drywall & Paint
- Small drywall patch (≤ 6 in)$150
- Medium drywall patch (6"–16")$225
- Ceiling drywall patch$300
- Texture match$112.50
- Single wall repaint$375
- Front door refinish$300
General Repairs
- TV mounting (up to 65")$450
- TV mounting (over 65")$525
- Furniture assembly (small)$150
- Furniture assembly (medium)$300
- Bath exhaust fan replacement$150
- Dryer vent cleaning$150
What the price includes.
Included in the quoted price
- Labor for the quoted repair
- Basic consumables — caulk, fasteners, wax rings, patching compound
- Cleanup and haul-off of the old fixture
- Licensed and insured technician
Quoted separately
- Fixtures and finish materials, unless you supply them
- Repairs we uncover behind the wall (quoted before we proceed)
- Permits, if a job requires one
- Specialty lifts or scaffolding for very high ceilings
What changes the final price?
Accessibility
Ceiling fans on high ceilings, attic water heaters, or exterior fixtures take longer and may need extra equipment.
Materials
Customer-supplied fixtures, faucets, and fans keep the price at labor only. We can also source materials and add them to the invoice.
Condition of the existing work
A simple swap costs less than repairing rot, old wiring, or plumbing that needs to be brought up to code.
HOA requirements
Many Gilbert and Chandler communities require notice, specific hours, or vendor insurance documentation — we handle that for you.
Real jobs at these prices.
Every photo below is work our technicians did in Gilbert or Chandler homes at the flat rates listed above.
Before and after: accent wall
Bigger projects follow the same rule — you see the price before we start. Drag the slider to see a paneled accent wall we built and finished in a Gilbert bedroom.
Why Gilbert and Chandler homeowners choose flat-rate service.
Homes here range from 1990s builds in established neighborhoods to newer construction in master-planned communities. Many of the repair calls we get are small but urgent: a leaking toilet, a dead outlet before a weekend, a ceiling fan that wobbles, or a drywall hole after a door handle goes through the wall. Those jobs are exactly what a handyman is for — and flat-rate pricing means you know the cost before we pick up a tool.
We serve HOAs throughout the East Valley and carry the insurance documentation most associations require. Whether you are in Power Ranch, Seville, Ocotillo, or a custom home near the Santan Mountains, we schedule most repairs within a day or two.
Common questions about handyman costs.
How much does a handyman cost in Gilbert, AZ?+
Most standard repairs range from $75 to $300 in labor. Small tasks like outlet replacement or cabinet hardware start around $37.50, while larger jobs like toilet replacement or TV mounting typically run $150 to $450. We charge a $59 assessment fee that applies toward your repair.
Do you charge by the hour or flat rate?+
We use flat-rate pricing for most jobs we do. You see the full price before we start, so there is no surprise hourly clock running while we work.
What is the $59 assessment fee?+
The $59 fee covers a technician's trip to your home and a written diagnosis. If you move forward with the repair, that $59 is credited toward your final invoice.
Do you service Chandler as well as Gilbert?+
Yes. We work in both Gilbert and Chandler daily, plus surrounding East Valley areas like Mesa, Queen Creek, and Tempe when scheduling allows.
Can I supply my own fixture, fan, or faucet?+
Absolutely. Many homeowners in Gilbert and Chandler purchase their own materials online or from a local supplier. We charge labor only for the install, and our price still comes with the same flat-rate guarantee.