A. Heritage and trust$1,520 fixed
Corbett's Odd Jobs
One-person repair and maintenance businesses whose work arrives by referral, and who need a site to answer price, scope and waiting time before the phone rings.
Handyman website examples: four designs that turn small jobs into booked work
Four finished websites for handymen: the one-van veteran the neighbourhood already trusts, the finish carpenter whose small jobs look like furniture, the multi-van crew that handles property managers and landlords, and the booking machine with hourly rates, a task list and a calendar. Click through any of them, then order the one that fits.
MigrateLab builds high-performing websites for local businesses. Fixed price, live in 7 working days, fast on mobile, and yours to keep.
B. Premium design-led$2,320 fixed
Small Works Fine Carpentry & Repairs
Joiners, finish carpenters and one-person repair workshops whose work is small, careful and photographable, and who want to be paid a day rate rather than compete on being cheap.
C. Bold and industrial$1,920 fixed
Fleetmark Property Maintenance
Multi-van maintenance firms working for landlords, letting agents and property managers, who win on response times and reporting rather than on a single trade.
D. Lead machine$2,320 fixed
Hourline Handyman
One-van and three-van handymen who lose small jobs to voicemail and want the booking finished while the customer is still standing in front of the broken thing.
You get the design you pick, made into your own site
Every demo on this page is a real layout we rebuild for you. The structure, the sections and the special feature stay as you see them. Your name, logo, colours, photos and wording replace ours, so it looks like it was always yours, and no other business in your area gets the same site.
Stays as you see it
- The layout and page structure, section by section
- The special feature, like the map, calculator or booking calendar
- How it looks and works on a phone, and how fast it loads
- Type and spacing tuned so it still looks designed
Becomes yours
- Your business name and logo. No logo yet? We set your name in a clean wordmark
- Your brand colours, applied across buttons, headings and backgrounds
- Your photos, or licensed photos chosen for your trade
- Your services, prices, service area, team and reviews
- Your phone, email, address and domain
Want a section from another design, or one moved or left out? Put it in your notes. Small changes like that are included.
A handyman customer has a list, not a project: a door that sticks, a shelf, a tap, a fence panel. What stops them calling is not knowing whether it is worth your time, what an hour costs, or whether you will actually turn up. Every hour you spend answering that on the phone is an hour you are not charging for.
The four sites below answer it four different ways. One sells a name the neighbourhood already knows. One sells finish carpentry and small work done beautifully. One sells capacity to landlords and property managers, with multiple vans and response times. One is a booking machine with rates, a task list and a live calendar. Every one is real, responsive and ready to rebuild around your business.
Each design, in detail
A. Heritage and trust
Corbett's Odd Jobs
One man, one van, and a list you have to wait on.
$1,520 fixed, 7 working days
Who it suits. One-person repair and maintenance businesses whose work arrives by referral, and who need a site to answer price, scope and waiting time before the phone rings.
Why it converts.
- The last twenty jobs are published with hours and price, so a customer finds a job like theirs and knows the number before calling
- The rate card and the one hour minimum sit above the service list, which ends the call that starts with "is this even worth your time"
- The two to three week wait is stated as proof rather than hidden, and the form asks for a photo of the broken thing so the job arrives already quoted
What we swap for your business. Your rates, minimum charge and the towns you cover. The job list is your own last twenty jobs, typed in as you finish them, or pulled from your invoicing. The van plate is redrawn around your initials and your first year.
- Palette
- OatForestRustStoneInk
- Type
- Zilla Slab for headings, Source Sans 3 for text
- Logo
- A painted van plate: rounded rectangle screwed at the corners, a folding carpenter rule zigzag across the top, a C monogram with a rust apostrophe, and EST. 2004 in the base band
- Sections
- Hero: the van, a tappable number, and the list you join. Trust strip: since 2004, 4,100 jobs, insured, the same man every visit. Rates: $70 an hour, $260 half day, $460 full day, one hour minimum, and where the rate changes. What I do, and what I hand to someone else. This week's jobs: the last twenty with street, time and price, filtered by job type. The six towns, and what happens outside them. Finished work: a fence, a shelf, a door. Vern Corbett, and how the waiting list actually works. Sample reviews from three streets. What people ask before they get on the list. Get on the list: the job, a photo, and which town.
B. Premium design-led
Small Works Fine Carpentry & Repairs
The jobs too small for a builder, done to furniture standards.
$2,320 fixed, 7 working days
Who it suits. Joiners, finish carpenters and one-person repair workshops whose work is small, careful and photographable, and who want to be paid a day rate rather than compete on being cheap.
Why it converts.
- Ten real jobs, each with the problem, the method, the materials, the hours and the price, answers the only two questions a small-job customer has: can you do mine, and what will it cost
- The day rate is printed at the top of the page instead of hidden behind a call, so the people who ring are the people who already accept it
- Photographing a repaired sash window like a piece of furniture is the whole argument for charging $480 a day instead of $200
What we swap for your business. Your own jobs in the ten-job record, your day rate and minimum charge, your towns and travel radius, your woods and fittings, and your photographs. The wordmark is reset in your name.
- Palette
- PaperWalnutOliveOchreInk
- Type
- Newsreader for headings, Inter Tight for text
- Logo
- Two words set in a quiet high-legibility serif, one above the other, with a single scribed rule between them and a small mark drawn from a marking gauge stem and pin
- Sections
- Hero: the bench, the day rate, a tappable number and one button to book a visit. Trust line: years, licence, insurance, day rate, how far out the book is. What counts as small works, and what does not. Ten small jobs, in detail: the signature feature. The day rate, and how a quote actually happens. The woods, the fittings and the finishes used. Eight towns in the Pentlow valley, with travel. The joiner: Alec Vickery and the shop on Caldwell Row. Three sample notes from clients. What happens on the day, in three steps. Questions asked at the door. Book a visit.
C. Bold and industrial
Fleetmark Property Maintenance
Eight vans, 240 properties, one job board.
$1,920 fixed, 7 working days
Who it suits. Multi-van maintenance firms working for landlords, letting agents and property managers, who win on response times and reporting rather than on a single trade.
Why it converts.
- The job board shows a property manager the exact screen they would get, so the sale stops being a promise about response times and becomes a demonstration of them
- Response times, void costs and compliance are stated as numbers on the page, which is what a managing agent has to put in a tender document
- Everything a portfolio buyer needs to compare suppliers sits on one page: SLAs, prices, certificates, invoicing and coverage by town
What we swap for your business. Your vans, towns, SLA bands, void price and compliance list. The job board is wired to your job data or your field service software, so the board on your site is the board your office works from.
- Palette
- Near-blackSignal redSlateSafety yellowBone
- Type
- Archivo Narrow for headings, Archivo for text
- Logo
- A stencilled fleet number plate: a red square holding a bone chevron, with FLEETMARK set in tight condensed caps and PROPERTY MAINTENANCE stencilled beneath
- Sections
- Hero: eight vans at dawn, the dispatch line, response times by priority, and a link straight into the job board. Trust bar: contract properties, vans, insurance, licence, average first-visit fix rate. Response times by priority: emergency 4 hours, urgent 24 hours, routine 5 working days, and what counts as each. What the eight vans cover: reactive repairs, void turnarounds, communal areas, planned maintenance, out of hours. The job board: every open job across a portfolio, with SLA clocks, filterable by priority and by block. Void turnarounds: what a standard turnaround includes, what it costs, how long the flat is empty. Compliance and certificates: gas, electrical, fire doors, legionella, and where the paperwork lands. Invoicing and reporting: one monthly invoice per portfolio, cost per property, and the month-end pack. Areas covered: six towns, properties under contract in each, and which get the 4 hour promise. Proof of work: communal areas and voids, before and after. Sample reviews from property managers and landlords. Taking on a portfolio in three steps. FAQ for managing agents. Portfolio enquiry form.
D. Lead machine
Hourline Handyman
Tick the jobs, see the hours, pick the slot.
$2,320 fixed, 7 working days
Who it suits. One-van and three-van handymen who lose small jobs to voicemail and want the booking finished while the customer is still standing in front of the broken thing.
Why it converts.
- The task list answers the question that kills the call, whether a small job is even worth a handyman's time, and prices it in the same tap
- Hours and total are on screen before anyone is asked for a name, so the enquiry arrives with the price already agreed
- Every slot in the next ten days shows as open or taken, and long lists automatically hide the starts that cannot finish by 6pm
What we swap for your business. Your rate, your minimum, your task list and the times you give each job, your working hours and slots, your towns, your photos and your people. The dial mark takes your colours.
- Palette
- WhiteTealAmberInkMist
- Type
- Nunito for headings, Karla for text
- Logo
- A teal dial with an amber hand shaped like a screwdriver, sitting on a baseline rule, beside a heavy rounded wordmark
- Sections
- Header with the hourly rate and a tappable phone number. Hero: the rate, the minimum and the two ways in. Trust bar: licence, insurance, background checks, rating, jobs finished. Eight job groups, each with the times the tasks inside them take. The hour builder: fifty tasks with times, a live total, a ten-day slot picker and photo upload. Rate card: hour, half day, full day, materials, travel, minimum. The nine jobs we turn down, and who to call instead. Eight towns with the days we are in each and the slots left this week. The photo Bev sent, and the same corner two and a half hours later, plus four more jobs with hours billed. The same person every visit: Dean, Maeve and Denny, with insurance and background checks. Sample reviews, each with the job and the hours billed. What happens after you press book. FAQ. Booking form with photo upload, then the footer.
What a great handyman service website needs
01
What an hour costs
Hourly, half day, full day, and the minimum charge. Say it and the phone stops ringing with time-wasters.
02
A list of what you do
People do not know if their job qualifies. Fifty tasks answers that faster than any paragraph.
03
Booking, not call-backs
Let them pick a slot. Most small jobs are lost in the gap between the call and the call back.
04
Photo with the enquiry
Everyone photographs the broken thing. Let them send it and quote properly.
05
Your towns
Where you go, and any callout charge outside it.
06
The same person every time
For this trade the person is the product. Face, name, story.
07
Insurance and background
Someone is letting a stranger into their house.
08
Fast on a phone
The job is remembered while standing in front of it.
Price and how to buy
What a handyman service website costs from us
One fixed price per design, everything below included, live in 7 working days from the day we have your basics. 50% to start, 50% when the site goes live. Card or bank transfer, invoice due on receipt.
B. Premium design-led
Small Works Fine Carpentry & Repairs
$2,320
fixed, one time
Buy this designView live demoC. Bold and industrial
Fleetmark Property Maintenance
$1,920
fixed, one time
Buy this designView live demoEvery price includes
- +The design you picked, rebuilt around your name, colours, logo and photos
- +Copy written for your services and your service area, not filler
- +A simple editor for text, photos, services and reviews, no code needed
- +Contact and quote forms wired to your inbox, tap-to-call on mobile
- +Search basics done properly: titles, descriptions, local business schema, sitemap, fast load
- +Your domain connected, your old site redirected if there is one
- +One round of changes before launch, and 30 days of fixes after it
How buying works
- 1
Pick a design
Choose the one that feels like your company. Mixing an element from another one is fine.
- 2
Send us the basics
Your logo if you have one, photos of your work, your services, service area, phone and email. A 15 minute call if you prefer talking to typing.
- 3
Review the preview
Within a week you get a private link to the finished site. One round of changes is included.
- 4
Go live
We connect your domain, redirect the old site, and hand you the keys. Nothing is held hostage.
Why MigrateLab
Why have us build it instead of a builder or an agency
You own it outright
The site is real code on your own hosting account, not a page inside a builder you rent. Leave us any time and take everything with you.
No platform subscription
Wix, Squarespace and Webflow charge every month forever. Hosting for a site like this costs a few dollars a month under your own account.
Built by people who do migrations for a living
MigrateLab moves company websites off closed platforms onto clean code. Small business sites are the same craft with less to move.
Fixed price, fixed week
The price on this page is the price. The week is the week. If we slip, you get a discount, not an excuse.
Fast on a phone, found on Google
Every site ships with the search basics done and a mobile score we are happy to show you. Most agency sites fail both.
AI can edit it, and so can you
Because it is plain code, tools like Claude and Cursor can change it in seconds. You also get a normal editor for everyday text and photo changes.
After launch
Editing and maintenance, made clear
Three ways to keep the site current after launch. Pick one at handover, switch later if you change your mind.
Edit it yourself
$0 per month
You get a simple editor for text, photos, services, reviews and service areas. Hosting runs under your own account for a few dollars a month. No contract with us.
- +Editor login for your team
- +Hosting under your own account
- +Written handover guide
- +Email support for 30 days
Care plan
$63 per month
We host it, watch it and change it for you. Send an email with the change, it is live within one working day. Cancel any month.
- +Hosting, backups and uptime monitoring
- +Unlimited small edits: text, photos, prices, hours, reviews
- +Security and dependency updates
- +A monthly note with visits, calls and form leads
Let AI edit it
$0 per month
The code is clean enough that Claude Code or Cursor can add a page, change a section or swap a photo from a plain English request. We set it up and show you how.
- +Repository handed over to you
- +AI tooling configured
- +One recorded walkthrough
- +Bigger changes quoted per job
Questions
How much does a handyman service website cost?
From us, $1,520 to $2,320 as a fixed, one-time price, depending on which of the four designs you pick, live in 7 working days. That includes the design rebuilt around your business, the copy, forms, search basics and connecting your domain. After launch you can edit it yourself for $0 a month or have us look after it for $63 a month. For comparison, agencies typically quote $3,000 to $10,000 for a small business site, and builder subscriptions run $20 to $50 a month for as long as the site exists.
Will my site look exactly like the demo?
It keeps the same design, layout and structure, and the same special feature. Everything that is ours becomes yours: your name and logo, your brand colours, your photos, services, prices and contact details. Small changes, like borrowing a section from another design or leaving one out, are included in the fixed price.
Who can build a website for my handyman service?
MigrateLab builds websites for handyman service owners. Pick one of four finished designs at migratelab.com/examples/handyman-websites, send your logo, photos and details, and we rebuild it around your business for a fixed $1,520 to $2,320, live in 7 working days. You own the site, there is no platform subscription, and you can edit it yourself or have us look after it.
Can I get a handyman service website without a monthly platform fee?
Yes. A MigrateLab site is yours outright and runs on your own hosting for a few dollars a month, instead of a $20 to $50 monthly builder plan. You pay a one-time $1,520 to $2,320 for the build, and a care plan at $63 a month is optional if you want us to make changes for you.
Are these real websites or just designs?
Real. Each concept is a complete, responsive website you can click through on any device. The businesses are fictional so you can see the design with realistic content, but the code and layout are exactly what you would receive.
Can people book a slot instead of calling me?
Yes. We build a booking path set to your rates and your working hours, with a photo upload so the job arrives described. It syncs to your calendar, or just texts you, whichever you prefer.
I get work from word of mouth. Do I need a website?
Most handymen we talk to are busy on referrals and Facebook groups and word of mouth. That works until the phone goes quiet, or someone searches your name and finds nothing, or a customer asks an AI assistant who to call. A site you own answers all of that, shows up when people search for your trade in your town, and does not disappear when a platform changes its rules.
What happens after I pick one?
You send your logo if you have one, photos of your work, your services and prices, and the towns you cover. We rebuild the site around your business and send a private preview within a week. One round of changes, then it goes live on your domain.
Will I be able to edit it myself?
Yes. Text, photos, prices and service areas are editable without touching code. Or pick the care plan and text or email us the change.
What does it cost per month?
Nothing to us unless you choose the care plan. Hosting under your own account is a few dollars a month. There is no platform subscription.
Get one of these built for you
Pick the design, leave your email, and we reply within one working day with a plan and a written confirmation of the price. Live in 7 working days from the day we have your basics.