A handyman in Fulham for the jobs on your list
Most Fulham homes have a list. A sash that rattles in the wind, a tap that drips, shelves still waiting to go up in the alcove. Tell us what needs doing and a local tradesperson who knows these houses will come back to you with a price.
- Local tradespeople working across SW6
- Price agreed before any work starts
- Several small jobs can be done in one visit
- Gas work goes to Gas Safe registered engineers
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Handyman services in Fulham
From a single picture to hang to a full list before new tenants move in. Each service has its own page explaining the work, what to have ready and what to expect.
- Odd jobs and small repairs Odd jobs in Fulham are easier to get done when they go on one list for one visit, and that is exactly what this service is for.
- Plumbing Our plumber in Fulham service covers the everyday water jobs that turn up in SW6 homes: dripping taps, leaking pipes, running toilets, slow waste and stiff radiator valves.
- Electrical Our electrician in Fulham service covers small electrical repairs and replacements in SW6 homes, such as sockets, switches and light fittings.
- Painting and decorating Looking for a painter and decorator in Fulham who understands old plaster, sash windows and mansion block stairs?
- Furniture assembly Furniture assembly in Fulham for flat pack wardrobes, beds, chests of drawers, desks, cots and garden furniture.
- TV wall mounting TV wall mounting in Fulham for flat screens of all sizes, on chimney breasts, plasterboard walls and everything in between.
- Sash window repairs Sash window repair in Fulham covers broken cords, sashes that stick or rattle, windows painted shut and small sections of rot.
- Curtain and blind fitting Our blind fitting in Fulham covers roller, roman, venetian and vertical blinds, along with curtain poles and tracks for bay windows, sashes and tall period windows.
- Tiling and grouting If you need a tiler in Fulham for a smaller job, this covers regrouting tired bathrooms, swapping cracked tiles, new kitchen splashbacks and tiling a shower area or cloakroom.
How it works
No phone tag. Describe the job once and the right person gets back to you.
Tell us about the job
Four quick questions, your postcode and a short description. Photos can follow by email once someone gets in touch.
We pass it to a local tradesperson
Your job goes to someone in our network who does that kind of work around Fulham.
You get a price
They get in touch, ask anything they need to and give you a price. You decide whether to go ahead.
The job gets done
They turn up with the right tools and parts, do the work and tidy up before they leave.
Work on Fulham houses and flats
Much of Fulham is Victorian and Edwardian terraces, many now split into flats, alongside mansion blocks and newer flats near the river. That means sash windows, old plaster walls, awkward alcoves and shared hallways. Jobs here go to people used to working in exactly these homes.
Questions people ask first
Anything else? Add it in the last step of the quote form, or email [email protected].
How much does a handyman in Fulham cost?
It depends on the job, the materials and how long it takes, so we do not publish a price list. Tell us what needs doing in the quote form, ideally with a short description, and a local tradesperson will give you a price before any work starts.
Can I get several small jobs done in one visit?
Yes, and it usually makes sense. A dripping tap, a sticking door and a blind that needs fitting can often be done in the same visit. List them all in the last box of the form so the tradesperson can plan the time and bring the right parts.
Do you do gas work?
No. Work on gas appliances, boilers and gas pipes must be done by an engineer on the Gas Safe Register. If your job involves gas, say so in the form and we will pass it to a Gas Safe registered engineer.
Can a handyman do electrical work?
Small jobs such as swapping a light fitting or a faceplate are fine for a competent tradesperson. Bigger work, such as a new circuit or a new consumer unit, must be done by a registered electrician or signed off by building control, so that is who handles it.
I rent out a flat in Fulham. Can you help between tenants?
Yes. Landlords often need a list of small repairs done quickly at the end of a tenancy, from patching walls to resealing a bath. Describe the property and the list of jobs, and say if you will not be there so access can be arranged.
Which areas do you cover?
We are based in Fulham and cover SW6 along with Putney, Wandsworth, Clapham, Battersea, Chelsea, Earl's Court, Kensington, Hammersmith, Chiswick, Shepherd's Bush, Barnes and Notting Hill.
How soon will someone get back to me?
A local tradesperson will be in touch soon after you send the form. If something is leaking or a door will not lock, choose "As soon as possible" in the timing question so it is seen first.
Tell us about the job and get a free quote
Four quick questions and a short description is all it takes. A local tradesperson will come back to you with a price before any work starts, and you are under no pressure to go ahead.