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Bartlett handyman listed as a handyman and carpentry service. Per its Google Maps listing, open daily 8 AM–8 PM. Confirm services and availability before calling.
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Handyman Services in Bartlett, IL
Looking for a handyman near you in Bartlett? These six handyman and home-repair businesses are based in or immediately around Bartlett — from Bartlett itself plus nearby Streamwood and Roselle, both just minutes away. Addresses and phone numbers verified from public listings as of September 2026; call ahead, since services, hours, and availability change.
Handymen serving Bartlett
P and M Home Services
Experienced handyman in Bartlett with 30+ years working with tile and wood; per its website handles electrical, plumbing, woodworking, and tile projects. Listed hours Sun 7 AM–5 PM, Mon–Fri 7 AM–5 PM.
Eveready Handyman Services LLC
Streamwood-based handyman and remodeling company — "quality workmanship, honest service, and customer satisfaction on every project." Per its listing, Mon–Sat 9 AM–5 PM. Streamwood is just east of Bartlett.
M and C Home Repairs
Streamwood home-repair shop; per its listing, "there is no job that is too small." Its website was unreachable as of September 2026 — confirm with the business before calling.
Father and Son Handyman Services
Family-run handyman company listing Bartlett among its service areas (Streamwood, Elgin, Schaumburg, Bartlett). Per its site, currently focused on lawn and outdoor services — confirm they take on your job before calling.
Johnnyfixs Handyman Services
Serving Roselle and nearby areas since 2018: painting and drywall, kitchen and bathroom upgrades, electrical, plumbing, appliance installation, carpentry, and general repairs. Roselle is about 10 minutes east of Bartlett.
What to ask before you hire
- Get it in writing: ask whether the quote is flat-rate or hourly, and get the scope, price, and timeline in writing before work starts. Johnnyfixs, for example, advertises upfront pricing with everything in writing — hold any handyman to that standard.
- Ask about a minimum charge: many handymen have a minimum visit fee (often one hour) even for a five-minute fix. Batching several small jobs into one visit is the cheapest way to use a handyman.
- Know their limits: handymen are great for drywall, painting, minor carpentry, fixture installs, and general repairs — but gas lines, electrical panels, major plumbing, and structural work belong to licensed trades. A trustworthy handyman will say so and refer you out.
- Photos help: text or email a photo of the problem before they come out. It gets you a more accurate estimate and avoids a wasted trip.
- Warranty and rework: ask what happens if something isn't right after the job — a clear rework policy is a good sign of a professional.
Handyman FAQ
How much does a handyman cost in Bartlett, IL?
Pricing varies by job and company, so get written quotes from two or three Bartlett-area handymen before scheduling. As a typical national range (not Bartlett-specific), many handymen charge roughly $50–$100 per hour, with small tasks like a ceiling-fan install or drywall patch often quoted as a flat fee. Ask whether the quote is flat-rate or hourly, whether there is a minimum visit charge, and whether the estimate fee is applied toward the work.
What should I ask a handyman before hiring them?
Ask for a written scope and price before work starts, confirm whether the quote is flat-rate or hourly and whether there is a minimum charge, ask how they handle work outside their skill set (licensed trades like plumbing and electrical), and ask about a warranty or rework policy if something is not right. Reputable handymen put estimates, invoices, and change orders in writing.
Do handymen in Illinois need a license?
Illinois has no single state-issued "handyman license." However, some work a handyman might touch is regulated: plumbers must be licensed by the state under the Illinois Plumbing License Law, and electrical work is regulated locally by municipalities. If your project involves plumbing, electrical, gas, or structural work, ask who will perform it and what license they hold — or hire the licensed trade directly.
What jobs should I not hire a handyman for?
Leave gas-line work, electrical panel and new-circuit work, major plumbing (repipes, sewer lines), and structural changes to licensed specialists. A good handyman will tell you when a job is outside their scope and refer you to the right trade rather than improvising.
Should I get a written estimate from a handyman?
Yes — always. Get the scope of work, the price (flat or hourly with a cap), the materials allowance, the timeline, and the payment schedule in writing before anyone starts. For changes mid-job, ask for a written change order. Written documentation protects both you and the handyman if there is a disagreement later.
Can a handyman help with storm damage or insurance repairs?
Handymen commonly handle small post-storm repairs like fence boards, gutter reattachment, and drywall patching, but document everything: take photos before and after, keep receipts, and get the work description in writing for your insurer. For significant damage (roof, siding, structural), get quotes from licensed contractors and check with your insurance adjuster before authorizing repairs.