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Handyman and property maintenance across Adelaide for homeowners, landlords, property managers and strata. Ten trades, every price published, booked online. From $79. The footage in the letters is the actual work.
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- Trades bookable
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- Minutes to book
- 2 minTo a booked slot
- Quote callbacks
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Handyman & maintenance pricing in Adelaide
Every job on this site carries a published price before you book, and every figure includes GST. There is no callback to wait on and no hourly meter quietly running in the background: pick the trade, see the price, take the slot.
The ten trades are priced three different ways. A fixed price covers a defined piece of work — one small gyprock patch set and sanded, a single-storey gutter clean, a tap serviced, a single leak found and fixed on a one-storey roof. A per-square-metre rate suits pressure washing, where the price follows the area you book. Hourly work — odd jobs, flat-pack assembly and fence and gate repairs — carries a stated minimum, with materials charged at cost.
- 01A $49 call-out fee applies to phone bookings and is waived when you book online.
- 02Odd jobs are booked by the hour after a two-hour minimum, and fence and gate repairs run to a two-hour minimum with materials at cost.
- 03Pressure washing is priced by the square metre, with the first 35 m² of plain concrete covered by the from price.
- 04The cheapest booking on the site is a small yard mowed, edged, whipper-snipped and blown clean, with the clippings taken away.
- 05Bigger clear-outs are quoted rather than sold online — a 15 m³ tipper load is weighed, and anything past the first trailer load is confirmed on site before loading more.
Where the work sits outside that grid, it is quoted after an in-person visit, because the number depends on access, ground conditions and spoil volume that nobody can price from a form. And where a job is simply not ours to do, we say so on the spot rather than build a figure to win it — that is the whole point of publishing a price in the first place.
Homeowners, landlords and strata — how it runs
The same crew turns up whatever the paperwork says, but who is booking changes what we need from you before we arrive.
For homeowners it is the simplest case: book the job, and where the work allows it is finished in the one visit, with before-and-after photos left behind so you see what you paid for.
For landlords and property managers, individual items can be booked as single fixed-price jobs, so an agent can approve one repair without a quote round-trip. Where the work happens during a tenancy, the entry notice is the landlord’s or agent’s to give under South Australia’s Residential Tenancies Act — note the access arrangement on the booking and we work to it.
Strata and community-title buildings are the third case. Inside the unit the work is generally the owner’s; common property — corridors, shared roofs, fences, the car park and shared landscaping — belongs to the owners corporation and needs a work order from the strata manager. Send the work order with the access details, and say who the invoice goes to.
A few requests we hand on rather than take. Burst pipes, new plumbing runs and hot water units need a licensed plumber; licensed electrical, gas and structural work sit outside what we do. Materials that may contain asbestos — common in fences, sheds and eaves on older South Australian homes — go to a licensed removalist, and we will not cut, drill or pressure-wash them.
Suburbs we cover in Adelaide
Straight answers for Adelaide jobs
Which Adelaide suburbs do you cover?
The metro service circle: the CBD and inner ring — Adelaide, Norwood, Unley and Prospect — the bayside suburbs through to Glenelg and Port Adelaide, and the southern and northern suburbs including Marion, Mawson Lakes, Salisbury and Modbury. Each suburb page sets out that area's local work, and jobs outside the metro can be quoted.
Why is there a call-out fee?
It covers the visit on phone bookings. Book online and it is waived, and the advertised price already includes the attendance.
Do your prices include GST?
Yes — every advertised price on this site is GST-inclusive, as Australian Consumer Law requires of an advertised price.
Do you do licensed plumbing or electrical work?
No. Tap servicing, cistern internals and the smaller maintenance jobs are ours. Anything past the wall, plus licensed electrical, gas and structural work, needs a licensed trade, and we will tell you on the spot.
What about asbestos on older homes?
Homes from the 1950s to the 1970s often carry asbestos-cement in eaves, sheds or fences. We do not cut, drill or pressure-wash those materials; that job goes to a licensed removalist, and we will say so when we see it.
Who owns the work in a strata building?
Inside the unit is generally the owner's. Common property — corridors, shared roofs, fences and car parks — is the owners corporation's, and the job needs a work order from the strata manager before we can start.
How soon can a job be booked?
You choose the day when you book online, subject to the round for your suburb. Rental changeovers and end-of-lease lists are easier to place when booked ahead rather than in the same week as everyone else.