Step 1
Publish minimum-charge and small-job expectations before customers call.
Build this before adding more ad spend or buying shared leads.
Free Handyman resource
Handyman Minimum-Charge Lead Filter Kit
Use this kit to stop chasing tiny bad-fit jobs and create a clearer path for profitable handyman leads, repeat customers, and local trust.
What the kit covers
Step 2
Build service pages for the repeatable handyman jobs you actually want.
Build this before adding more ad spend or buying shared leads.
Step 3
Use follow-up and referral scripts to turn one good small job into repeat work.
Build this before adding more ad spend or buying shared leads.
5-email follow-up sequence
- 1Day 1: Stop letting tiny jobs wreck the schedule
- 2Day 2: The handyman minimum-charge wording that filters leads
- 3Day 3: Service pages that make broad handyman work feel specific
- 4Day 4: Ask for repeat work after the first small job
- 5Day 5: When a handyman website needs better service menus