---

Basics of Starting Your Handyman Company

Sometimes it hard to know where to begin when starting any Construction Company including a Handyman Company.

• First Place to decide what type of contracting business do you want to start.
• For many contractors, the Place To Begin is to choose to be a handyman.

Why do I suggest a Handyman?

• No one expects a Handyman to have the skills of a High-End Finish Carpenter.
• It will give you an opportunity to try many things.
• Learn how to make simple repairs.
• Determine what you like to do and learn the skills associated with that trade.
• Many states have a basic license for the Handyman.

The best place to learn about starting up and operating a highly profitable Handyman Company is Dan Perry Handyman Startup. Here is a link to his online course that is only open twice a year. Get on the list.

The next steps are all about Company Structure. We recommend being an S-Corp because it has several benefits over any other structure like LLC, C-Corp, and Partnership.

Read More

Why do some Handyman Contractors make a good living and have a solid income while the majority are struggling with cash flow, profit, and dealing with the same daily tasks until they retire or die of old age and a worn out body? Here are ten secrets you can use to make more money.

Read More

Handyman Contractors Are High Profit Low Risk Construction Niche

Lately we have been tracking how many new clients own and operate Handyman Companies and the results are surprising. We have always known them to be a high-profit low-risk type of business that for the most part is not as severely impacted by ups and downs of the economy. Nowhere near other segments of the construction industry

When the economy starts slowing down a predictable shift takes place:

• Spec house builders start building custom homes and lose money because the dynamics of Spec Vs. Custom.
• Custom home builders feeling competitive price pressure from spec house builders start doing remodels lose money.
• Remodelers feeling competitive price pressure from custom home builders become handyman and lose money.
• Handyman contractors notice some of their opportunities dry up so they tend to have more time for add-on sales.

When the latest recession began in early 2009 contractors were hit especially hard and are just now beginning to recover. If you earn your living as a handyman here is some important information just for you starting with a Podcast interview of Dan Perry founder of Handyman Startup.

Read More

Is Your Handyman Contracting Company Highly Profitable?

Do You Want To Be Your Own  Boss And Start A Highly

Profitable Handyman Contracting Company?

Read More