Handy Man Helpfull Guides
Please see my blogs that I write using my experience as a handy man.
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An odd job man handles the small household jobs that are too minor for a specialist trade but still need doing properly — fixing, repairing, assembling and mounting around the home. Ant’s Handyman Services is a local odd job man covering Cambridge. No job is too small, and the price is agreed before any work…
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To find a reliable handyman in Cambridge, look for someone local with a clear price up front, honest limits on what they’ll take on, and real reviews you can check. The most dependable option for small jobs is usually a one-person business who does the work themselves, so the person who quotes is the person…
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Gutter cleaning in Cambridge usually costs between £45 and £90 for a typical house, and most homes need it once or twice a year. Clearing leaves and debris before autumn and again in spring stops overflows, damp walls and costly water damage. Ant’s Handyman Services clears gutters safely across [AREA], with the price agreed before…
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TV wall mounting in Cambridge typically costs between £60 and £120 for a standard fit, and takes most handymen around one to two hours. The final price depends on your wall type, the size of the TV, and whether you want cables hidden. Ant’s Handyman Services mounts TVs safely on plasterboard, brick and solid walls…
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The jobs that nag at you most are usually the small ones — the loose handle, the dripping tap, the shelf that’s been leaning against the wall for a month. Here are ten little jobs most people put off, why they’re worth sorting before they get worse, and roughly how long each takes. Most can…
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Call a handyman for small, non-specialist jobs — repairs, assembly, mounting, sealing, minor fixes and odd jobs. Call a registered electrician for anything involving your fuse board or new circuits, and a plumber for boilers, heating and major pipework. Gas work must always go to a Gas Safe registered engineer. Knowing which is which saves…
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Flat-pack furniture assembly in Cambridge usually costs between £40 and £90, depending on the size and number of items. A small unit like a bedside table takes minutes; a wardrobe and chest of drawers together is nearer £90. Hiring a handyman saves you the stress, the missing screws and the wonky doors — and it’s…
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A handyman in Cambridge typically costs between £35 and £50 an hour, with most charging a minimum of one hour (often £40–£60) for short visits. Half a day usually lands around £140–£180 and a full day around £250–£320. The exact price depends on the job, the access, and the materials — but a good handyman…
