Handyman Guides

Wall-mounting a TV in London costs £60–£180 and takes 1-2 hours. Full price breakdown by wall type, bracket and cable concealment.

Tipping a handyman is not expected in the UK. Here is the etiquette, what to give if you want to, and what tradespeople value more than a tip.

Book a handyman for small, varied jobs. Book a plumber or electrician when the work is specialist, certified, or hidden behind a wall. Here is how to tell.

A handyman day rate in London is £500–£650 full day, £280–£380 half day – roughly 20-25% cheaper per hour than hourly booking.

A UK handyman can legally do non-notifiable electrical work. Notifiable work under Part P needs a registered electrician. Here is exactly where the line sits.

A handyman can carry out most small-to-medium repair and maintenance jobs that do not legally require a registered trade. Here is the full list, and the legal limits.

A handyman in London costs £80–£100 per hour in 2026. Half day £280–£380, full day £500–£650, small jobs from £45. Full price table and what affects the cost.