So you've decided to take your handyman skills from a hobby to a full-fledged business as an LLC? An LLC is a good choice if you're running a small business and wish to keep your personal risks and taxes low. 

Getting an LLC started is not that difficult at all, and many of the steps can be handled by a lawyer if you prefer. We're going to take you through the steps of establishing your LLC status. Even if you get a lawyer's help, use this guide to make important notes to take to that first meeting.

If you choose to do all the setup work yourself, make sure you research the LLC requirements for your state thoroughly. Requirements may vary from state to state.

The business name you choose is important. It could be as simple as "Joe's Handyman Service LLC" or as focused as "Precision Window Installation & Repair LLC." 

Your business name will always be followed by "LLC" or "Limited Liability Company."

Your business name needs to be unique and not already trademarked by someone else in your state. In addition, your business name should make it clear what services you are providing unless you're establishing a multi-purpose business. 

First, choose the state you'll register your LLC in. Then, do an internet search for the business name you'd like to register. 

LLCs are formed on a state-by-state basis. There cannot be two LLCs with the same name in the same state.

Keep reading our full article on how to establish an LLC for your handyman business where we take you through all nine steps to get you started on a successful business.

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

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