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  • Severna Park, MD
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Handyman charges from a national franchise

Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
  • Severna Park, MD
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I was just at my supply house , right across the way a Handyman service just rented a small warehouse . I was talking to one of the guys and asked how much do they charge an hour .   Well the first hour is $168.00 and each additional is $115 per hour . Materials are not included and they are on the clock when they go to buy materials for the job .   Are they busy ?  They had 12 vans there and guys were in each one .   Then the guy asked me If i was interested in a job . He told me with my 30 years of experience I was looking at $30 to $35 an hour , 2 weeks paid vacation , 401K and medical . 

I declined the job offer . 

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