HANDYMAN WEBSITE

A handyman website that lists everything you actually do.

TV mounting, drywall patches, ceiling fans, leaky faucets, the honey-do list — on one clean page. $19 a year, live tonight.

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Handymen lose work to whichever name shows up first on Google with a phone number, services, and a couple of photos. Most haven't bothered with a website because it costs $20+ a month elsewhere. Nanopage is $19 a year — list everything you do, every area you cover, and let the page do the calling for you.

In and out

What you bring, what you get.

What you upload

Business name and phone number
Service area
Long list of services (the more specific, the better)
Minimum job size or hourly rate (optional)
A few before/after photos
Insurance info

What you get

Hero with tap-to-call
Full services list (long is good for SEO)
Service area
Pricing or hourly rate (optional)
Recent jobs / photos
Reviews
Contact form for quotes
FAQ

Just say this

“Build a handyman website for [name] in [city]. Long services list, tap-to-call, service area.”

Then chat with the AI to change anything — copy, colors, sections, photos.

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Danny Reed Handyman

One-man repairs · Portland, OR

Questions

Frequently asked.

Should my services list be long or short?

Long. Each item is a search term. "Ceiling fan installation," "TV mounting," "drywall patch" — each one helps you show up.

Minimum job size or hourly rate — show it?

Showing it filters out small calls you don't want. Skip it if you want every call.

I work alone — is "we" or "I" better?

Customers prefer specific. "I've been fixing things in [city] for 12 years" beats "we offer quality service."

Cost per year?

$19 — flat. Less than one hour of your time.

Also good for

All use cases