Are you looking to expand your handyman business and need ideas about what projects you can offer your clients? We've put together a list of different projects a handyman can take on to help you attract future clients.

This list is pretty long, with a lot of options. Not all options will work for you. 

First, let's look at a few ways you can determine which services and skills you should look at offering to your customers.

You cannot do everything. Some activities will require special licensing before you can do them as part of your handyman services.

Look for your state's contractors' board website and start reading about all the laws associated with a handyman business. You should be able to find a FAQ section somewhere that's geared toward handyman projects involving small repairs and maintenance.

Make a note of everything and make sure you understand what your limitations are. For instance, your state may say you cannot do jobs over $1,000 without a contractor's license. ''

Don't worry. There are plenty of small repairs and maintenance jobs you can do if you have to stay under this amount.

What are all the possible services you can offer right now? Begin by jotting down them all. It will be quite extensive once you get started. 

And that's okay. You'll narrow this list down later as you go through the rest of the preparation.

Just one caveat. Stay within your existing skillset. Taking on work that you're not honestly qualified for can get you into trouble fast.

Continue reading this article for more ways to make sure you choose the right jobs that spell success for you. We also give you 13 ideas to get you started on your handyman business expansion.

If you have any questions at all, please let my team know on our Customer Support email: [email protected]

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