CraftLaunch
For handymen & handyman services

Handyman Website Design for Pros Who'd Rather Be on the Job

You get the jobs that sit on a fridge list for months. The doorknob hole in the hallway drywall. The bathroom door that won't latch. The TV that has to go over the fireplace. Most people find a handyman on their phone, often after a neighbor's tip, and they decide quickly whether to call you or the next name.

CraftLaunch builds handyman websites that make that call easy. We design and write the site, add your real Google reviews, and keep it running. It costs $69 to launch and $35/month, it's live in 1–3 business days, and there's no contract.

  • $69 to launch
  • $35/mo, cancel anytime
  • Live in 1–3 business days
What it needs

What a website for a handyman business has to get right

A handyman site has one job. It has to get a homeowner with a repair list to trust you enough to call.

A phone number that dials in one tap

People look for a handyman on their phone, usually standing in front of the problem. Put the number at the top of every page in a button that stays on screen.

Your real job list, in plain words

Nobody searches for “general repairs.” They search for “drywall patch” or “mount TV over fireplace.” Name the jobs you take.

The towns you actually drive to

Spell out your city and the nearby areas you cover. It tells Google where you work and saves you a 45-minute drive for a leaky faucet.

Reviews that prove you show up

Homeowners read handyman reviews for the small stuff: on time, drop cloths down, swept up after. Your real Google reviews show that.

Licensed and insured, if you are

You work inside people's homes. If you carry liability insurance or hold a license, say so plainly. Only claim what's true for you.

Before-and-after photos of real repairs

A patched hole you can't find anymore. A gate that closes again. Your own phone photos beat a stock model holding a drill.

A short request form for the to-do list

Plenty of customers would rather type than call, especially with five small jobs to list. A short form lets them send it all at once.

Hours, scheduling and seasonal work

Show your days and hours. Feature weatherstripping in the fall and screens and deck boards in the spring. Skip the 24/7 badge unless you really pick up at 2 a.m.

Checklist

What to put on your handyman website (checklist)

Use it whether you build the site yourself or hire someone. Open your current site on your phone and go down the list.

  • Your phone number, business name and main town in the first screen
    If someone has to scroll to find the number, a lot of them just hit back.
  • A jobs-we-take list, and a short jobs-we-don't list
    Saying you don't do panel work or gas lines saves you calls you'd turn down anyway.
  • How you charge
    Hourly, by the job, or a trip minimum. One line here screens out a lot of mismatched calls.
  • Whether you supply parts or install what the customer bought
    People ask this constantly about faucets, light fixtures and ceiling fans. Answer it before they call.
  • A way to send a photo of the problem
    Many homeowners want a rough idea before they book. Tell them to text or attach a picture.
  • Your insurance, and your license number if you have one
    Some states license handymen and some limit what work you can do without a contractor license. Check your state's licensing rules and list only what applies.
  • The towns you cover, by name
    Real town names beat a radius map, and they help Google place you.
  • Your name and a photo of you or your truck
    Someone is about to let a stranger into their house. A face helps.
  • Real before-and-after photos
    Phone photos are fine. Shoot the same angle twice, before and after.
  • A link to your Google reviews
    Let people read all of them, not only the three you picked.
  • Payment methods you take
    Card, check, Zelle, cash. Plenty of people ask before booking.
  • Your hours, and how fast you call back
    “Same-day callback on weekdays” is better than a promise you can't keep.
What's included

What you get for $69 and $35 a month

You won't log into a page builder or write copy. We build it, write it, host it and make changes when you ask.

  • Custom website designed & written for you
    Desktop, phone and tablet. We write the text from your services and reviews
  • SEO setup so you get found on Google
    Your city and services in every page title, linked to your Google listing
  • Tap-to-call buttons and a contact form
    Every visit is one tap from a phone call
  • Your domain, hosting & SSL certificate
    Use the domain you have, or we help you get one. You always own it
  • Edits by our team whenever you need them
    Send a message, usually live in 2–3 business days
  • A quick launch call
    We collect what we need in one call. You approve before it goes live
Handyman website
$69one-time setup

then $35/month for hosting, security and edits. Month-to-month, cancel anytime, effective at the end of your paid month.

Start my website for $69

Nothing is charged online. After a quick call we send a secure payment request (bank transfer or card) through Payoneer.

Want your Google Business Profile kept up to date too (photos, posts, review replies)? Pick the Website + Google Maps plan when you order. Social media isn't included.

How it works

From first call to a live handyman website in 1–3 business days

One conversation gives us what we need. Then we do the building.

  1. Start your order

    Hit the start button and leave your details. Nothing is charged online.

  2. One quick launch call

    We go over the jobs you take, the towns you cover and your hours. We pull in your Google reviews. You don't fill out a long form.

  3. Review it and go live

    We build it and send it to you. Once you approve, it goes live, typically 1–3 business days after the call.

Examples

Two example handyman websites

These are sample designs we built to show the style. The businesses, phone numbers and reviews on them are made up. Your site gets your name, your photos, your service area and your real Google reviews.

Example site · Handyman
Screenshot of the Foothill Fix-It example handyman website for Boise, ID, showing a tap-to-call header, a list of small repair services, customer reviews and service-area hours
Handyman · sample design

Foothill Fix-It

Boise, ID · fictional business

A warm design built around a fix-it list: drywall repair, door hanging, TV mounting, deck and fence repair, faucet swaps and touch-up paint, plus a “why neighbors call us” section, reviews and weekly hours.

Open the Foothill Fix-It example
Example site · Handyman
Screenshot of the Brightside Fix-It example handyman website for Raleigh, NC, showing featured repair services, review highlights and contact details
Handyman · sample design

Brightside Fix-It

Raleigh, NC · fictional business

A brighter layout that leads with three featured jobs, then a “we also take care of” list for faucets, deck boards and furniture assembly. Review quotes are grouped by what customers noticed, like clean work and arriving on time.

Open the Brightside Fix-It example
FAQ

Handyman website questions

What handymen usually ask us before they order.

Can my website list small jobs like drywall patches, door repairs and TV mounting?

Yes. Customers search for the exact job, so we write your services from the jobs you actually take: drywall patching, sticking doors, TV mounting, faucet swaps, deck boards and the rest of your list. We can also note jobs you don't do, so you turn down fewer calls.

Should my handyman website mention licenses and insurance?

If you carry liability insurance or hold a license, say so clearly: homeowners letting you inside want to know. We only publish what you tell us is true and never add badges you don't have. Handyman rules differ by state, so check what applies where you work.

I don't have good photos of my work. Can you still build my site?

Yes. We can launch with your services, service area and Google reviews, and add photos later. Clear phone photos of real repairs, especially before-and-after shots, work well. Send them whenever you have them and our team adds them as an edit.

Can the site show which towns and neighborhoods I cover?

Yes. Your site gets a service area section that names the city and nearby areas you work in, and our SEO setup puts your city and services in your page titles and links the site to your Google listing. That helps the right local customers find you and keeps people outside your area from calling.

How much does a handyman website cost with CraftLaunch?

$69 once to design, write and launch your website, then $35/month for hosting, the SSL certificate, security updates and edits by our team. There is no contract: you can cancel any time and it takes effect at the end of your paid month. Nothing is charged online. After a quick call we send a secure payment request through Payoneer.

Can I change my services, rates or seasonal work later?

Yes, edits are included in the $35 plan. Send a message, say to add fall weatherstripping or drop a service, and our team makes the change. Most edits are live within 2–3 business days.

Can you guarantee my handyman business will rank first on Google?

No. No honest company can guarantee a first-page ranking. We use search-engine-approved techniques: your services and city in your page titles and a link to your Google listing. Results depend on your market and how established your business is.

Something else on your mind? Email getcraftlaunch@gmail.com.

Send us your job list. We'll turn it into a website.

Tell us what you fix and where you work. It's live in 1–3 business days. $69 to launch, $35 a month, no contract.

Get my handyman website started

Questions first? Email getcraftlaunch@gmail.com.