9 Best Handyman Services in Singapore (2026)

The whole point of a general handyman is that they are the one-stop fix for small jobs. Instead of booking a TV installer, a furniture assembler and a separate guy for the leaking tap, one handyman handles all of it in a single visit. TV and bracket mounting, drilling and shelving, flatpack furniture assembly, a dripping tap, swapping a light fitting, a sticking door or hinge, resealing silicone around the sink, that is the handyman sweet spot. It is faster and almost always cheaper than calling three specialists.

The line to remember is that a handyman is great for small fixes and installs, not for anything structural or for fixed wiring and water pipes. The moment a job touches your flat's actual electrical circuit or its plumbing behind the wall, you are into licensed territory. For rewiring, a new circuit or a tripping board you want a licensed electrician, see my electricians guide. For a pipe replacement or a real leak inside the wall you want a PUB licensed plumber, see my plumbers guide. And for a full repaint, aircon servicing or built-in carpentry, the right specialist will do a cleaner job than a generalist, so I have separate picks for painters, aircon servicing and carpenters too.

One more thing that matters more than people think: insurance. A general handyman is poking around your taps, your ceiling and your power points, often in an HDB flat stacked above and below other families. If a botched silicone job lets water seep to the unit below, an insured BizSafe operator has cover and a company to answer to. A random one-man number off a classifieds site does not. That alone is worth paying a little more for.

LS Handyman is the one I would call first for a standard mixed bag of HDB jobs. They have been running for over a decade out of Geylang, and the volume of reviews is genuinely hard to argue with, well over five thousand of them sitting at a 4.9 average. When a company keeps that rating across that many jobs, it usually means the day-to-day execution is consistent, not just the good days.

They cover the full general-handyman spread: drilling and mounting, furniture assembly, ceiling and wall patching, minor electrical and plumbing fixes, plus a 24-hour door repair line which is the thing you suddenly need at 11pm when a lock jams. What I like from a business point of view is how fast they respond on WhatsApp and how willing they are to give you a same or next-day slot, which is exactly what you want when something is broken and you are at work.

Website: handymansingapore.net
Location: Geylang (45 Sims Drive), serving islandwide
Google Rating: 4.9 stars (5,300+ reviews)
Best known for: High-volume, well-reviewed all-round HDB handyman work with 24-hour door repair

A1 Handyman is the other heavyweight I would shortlist for almost any small home job. They lean hard on honest, upfront pricing, and across thousands of five-star reviews the recurring theme is that the quote you are given is the quote you pay. For a homeowner who has been burned by a surprise transport or material charge before, that predictability is the whole game.

Their job list is wide: plumbing fixes, minor electrical, rubbish chute and water heater work, door repairs, drilling, wall mounting, TV brackets and pull-up bar installs. Based out of Lower Delta Road, they run a WhatsApp-first booking flow that is quick to get a slot through. They are a solid default pick when you want a tidy job done without haggling.

Website: a1handyman.com
Location: Lower Delta Road (Bukit Merah), serving islandwide
Google Rating: Strongly reviewed, thousands of 5-star Google reviews
Best known for: Transparent, no-surprise pricing across a wide range of small repairs and installs

Repair.sg is the most polished operation on this list, and it shows in how they run the business. They were co-founded by a certified builder, they have been featured on CNA, and they have done work for more than thirty thousand customers with 1,800-plus Google reviews behind them. If you want a company that feels structured rather than a one-man show, this is it.

Two things stand out for me. First, their pricing is openly published, starting around S$35 before transport, so you are not guessing. Second, they offer a one-year warranty on parts and service, which is rare in this trade and tells you they expect their work to hold. They handle the classic handyman list, door locks and handles, cabinet hinges, grab bars, shower seals, assembly, hanging and patching, with ten teams covering the island.

Website: repair.sg
Location: Mountbatten (229 Mountbatten Road), serving islandwide
Google Rating: Strongly reviewed, 1,800+ Google reviews
Best known for: Published pricing from S$35 and a one-year warranty on parts and service

Everyworks is the one I point people to when they want a single contact that covers handyman, plumbing, electrical and aircon all under one roof. They run on a serious scale, with reviews well into the tens of thousands at a 4.9 average, and the team carries decades of combined trade experience. For a busy household that does not want to keep a different number for every problem, that breadth is the selling point.

What they do nicely is the end-to-end handling: they supply the spare parts, do the fix or install, and tidy up, so you are not running to a hardware store mid-job. Because they cover multiple trades in-house, they can also tell you honestly when your job is past handyman territory and needs a licensed specialist, which I always appreciate.

Website: everyworks.com
Location: Islandwide (North, East and central teams)
Google Rating: 4.9 stars (15,000+ reviews)
Best known for: One contact covering handyman, plumbing, electrical and aircon at scale

Mr Handyman is the veteran pick. They have been at it for over twenty years, which in a trade where companies come and go is a real signal. Longevity like that usually means they have figured out the boring fundamentals: turning up on time, quoting clearly and not leaving a mess behind.

They cover the standard generalist spread, home repairs, minor electrical and plumbing, painting touch-ups, furniture assembly, TV mounting, carpentry and drywall, and they are upfront about giving a detailed estimate before starting so there are no hidden charges. Run out of Bukit Batok, they are a dependable, no-drama choice for anyone who values experience over flash.

Website: mrhandyman.sg
Location: Bukit Batok (WCEGA Tower), serving islandwide
Google Rating: Strongly reviewed across Google with 20+ years operating
Best known for: Two decades of experience and clear, detailed estimates with no hidden fees

HMN Handyman sits under an engineering and construction company, which gives it a slightly more technical bent than your average handyman outfit. That structure matters because it usually comes with proper registration and a safety posture, the kind of thing you want when the work goes a bit beyond hanging a picture frame.

They cover HDB flats, condos, landed homes, offices and commercial spaces, and their list runs from plumbing and electrical fixes to carpentry, door lock repairs and painting. They position themselves on affordable, professional repairs, and the broader commercial coverage makes them a sensible call if you also need handyman help for a small shop or office, not just your home.

Website: hmnhandyman.com
Location: Sam Leong Road (Jalan Besar), serving islandwide
Google Rating: Well reviewed across home and commercial jobs
Best known for: An engineering-backed outfit handling both home and commercial handyman work

Just Clean Lah started as a cleaning company and added handyman services on top, which sounds like a stretch until you realise how often the two overlap. If you are already getting a deep clean or a move-out done, having them also fix the leaky tap and assemble the furniture in the same booking is genuinely convenient.

They are BizSafe Level 2 and NEA certified, which is exactly the kind of accreditation I told you to look for, and they run a 24-hour line for the emergencies that never happen at a sensible time. They also offer a free, no-obligation onsite quotation, so you can get a real price before committing. For households that want one company for cleaning plus the odd repair, they are a tidy fit.

Website: justcleanlah.com
Location: Islandwide
Google Rating: Well reviewed across cleaning and handyman jobs
Best known for: BizSafe 2 and NEA certified, with cleaning and handyman bundled in one booking

Singapore Handyman, the affordable handyman service many people just call by its domain, has built a loyal following on quick response and fair pricing. The reviews sit at a perfect 5.0 across more than a thousand of them, with a recurring story of someone messaging on WhatsApp and getting a technician out fast, including on public holidays.

They are particularly well regarded for plumbing and electrical fixes within the handyman scope, plus the usual doors, drilling and assembly. If your priority is getting someone competent out quickly without a premium price tag, they are a strong shout, especially for HDB and condo households who just want the thing fixed today.

Website: handymanservicessingapore.com
Location: Islandwide
Google Rating: 5.0 stars (1,200+ reviews)
Best known for: Fast WhatsApp response and fair pricing, even on public holidays

Gethandyman rounds out the list as a solid, safety-conscious option. The detail that earns them a spot is their BizSafe 3 accreditation, a Singapore workplace safety and health standard a notch above the basic level, which signals they take the safety side of the job seriously. For work in your home, around your family, that is reassuring.

They publish a clear handyman price list, which I always rate because it lets you sense-check a quote before anyone turns up. The service range is the familiar generalist spread of repairs, installs, mounting and assembly. If safety accreditation and upfront pricing are top of your list, they belong on your shortlist.

Website: gethandyman.sg
Location: Islandwide
Google Rating: Well reviewed, BizSafe 3 accredited
Best known for: BizSafe 3 safety accreditation and a published handyman price list

Treat these as 2026 ballpark figures, not quotes. Most handymen in Singapore work off a minimum callout fee, so a single tiny job can feel pricey per task, which is exactly why it pays to batch several small fixes into one visit. Transport charges, after-hours or weekend premiums, and the cost of parts all sit on top of the labour, so always confirm the all-in price over WhatsApp before booking. Published price lists, like the ones Repair.sg and Gethandyman put up, make this a lot easier to sense-check.

1. Insurance and BizSafe accreditation. Someone working around your water, power and a stack of HDB neighbours should carry cover. BizSafe (2 or 3) tells you they take workplace safety seriously.
2. A transparent, all-in quote. The price you are told on WhatsApp should be the price you pay, with transport, parts and after-hours charges spelled out before they arrive.
3. Reviews at volume. A 4.9 across five thousand jobs means far more than a perfect score across twelve. I want consistency, not a lucky streak.
4. The right trade for the job. A good handyman will tell you honestly when your job needs a licensed electrician or plumber instead of taking it on anyway.
5. A warranty on the work. A company confident enough to back its work for a year, like Repair.sg does, is a company that expects the fix to hold.

Let me be straight about what I am and am not. I am not a tradesman. I do not climb a ladder to mount your TV. What I do is build and study websites for home-services and trades businesses across Singapore, which means I spend a lot of time looking at how these companies actually operate: how quickly they reply to a lead, how clearly they quote, whether their reviews hold up at volume, and how they run the business behind the website.

So this ranking weighs reputation, review depth and how professionally each company presents and runs itself, not my personal hammer skills. It is a 2026 snapshot, and details like pricing, certifications and availability can change, so confirm directly with any company before you book. I revisit and update this guide as the landscape shifts.

Yes, almost all of them do. Most handymen in Singapore work off a minimum callout or service fee, typically somewhere between S$35 and S$80 before any parts, and that applies even if the actual job takes ten minutes. It covers their travel and time. Because of this, the smart move is to batch several small jobs into one visit so the minimum charge gets spread across more work, rather than paying it three separate times for three separate trips.

Only the minor stuff. A handyman can swap a light fitting, change a tap or mixer, or replace a power socket faceplate, but anything touching your flat's fixed wiring or water pipes is licensed work in Singapore. New circuits, rewiring or work on the main board legally need a Licensed Electrical Worker (LEW), and pipe replacement or work on the water supply needs a PUB licensed plumber. If your job crosses that line, see my electricians guide or my plumbers guide instead.

Faster than most people expect. The well-run companies on this list reply on WhatsApp within minutes and can often get a technician to you the same or next day, and several run 24-hour lines for genuine emergencies like a jammed door lock or a tap that will not shut off. For non-urgent jobs you will usually book a slot a day or two out. The trade-off is that same-day, after-hours or weekend visits often carry a premium, so ask about that when you book.

For small, mixed jobs, a handyman is almost always cheaper because you pay one callout fee instead of several. Mounting a TV, assembling a wardrobe and tightening a leaky tap in one visit is far better value with a generalist than calling three separate specialists. But for a large single-trade job, a full repaint, a proper rewiring, built-in carpentry or aircon servicing, a specialist usually does a better and ultimately more cost-effective job, because it is their core trade. Match the tradesman to the size and type of the job.