Raising Your Handyman Prices Without Losing Good Customers
Signs It's Time
You're booked weeks out, materials costs are up and your logged hours show jobs taking longer than priced.
Raise New Work First
Update the service list for new estimates. Existing quotes stay as quoted.
Tell Repeat Customers
A short, honest note: "Our prices are going up a little next month. Book before then to lock in this year's rates."
Moderate Steps
Several small increases beat one big jump.
Watch Approval Rates
If approvals drop sharply, you overshot.
Keep Reading
Next in this series: Choosing Handyman Estimate Software: What to Check. Before that came Common Handyman Estimate Mistakes and How to Avoid Them. For the full picture, go back to the handyman estimate software overview.
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