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Handyman costs in Flower Mound: small tasks and supplied parts

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Owner & Operations Manager

I’m Chance O’Shel, owner of The Smart Fix Handyman. We serve Flower Mound. This sample shows that the number of tasks alone does not explain a job’s price.

One $141 visit covered several small tasks using mostly existing items. A $611 cabinet job required repair materials and work on damaged parts. I’ll show the difference so you can describe your own list more clearly.

What did the jobs cost?

The median was $315. All nine totals were below $1,000. Two were above $500, and both stay in the table below.

Recorded job price Jobs in this sample
Under $250 4
$250 to under $500 3
$500 to under $1,000 2
$1,000 and up 0

Nine Smart Fix Flower Mound jobs: four under $250, three from $250 to under $500, two from $500 to under $1,000, and none at $1,000 or more.

Smart Fix records: 9 jobs, February 3 to September 2, 2026. Prices cover whole jobs.

Does a longer task list always mean a larger price?

These five examples show how the tasks differ.

Work recorded Whole-job price
Small hardware fixes, shower-head swap and attic boxes $141
Fit a supplied hose reel and adjust door hardware $175
Install two customer-supplied bathroom faucets $350
Repair cabinet fronts, drawer sections and hardware $611
Hourly handyman work with materials; task not itemized $628.89

The $141 job tightened table hardware, reattached a few intact fence pickets and swapped a customer-supplied shower head. It also included bringing light boxes down from the attic. The four task lines were $35 each, with $1 in supplies.

Those were the prices within that past job. They do not set a current menu of $35 repairs. The scope kept existing parts or used an item the customer had ready.

The $175 job had a similar theme: fitting a supplied hose reel and adjusting existing door hardware. A broken latch that needs a new part would call for a different quote.

What changed on the cabinet repair?

The $611 cabinet job dealt with broken fronts and drawer parts. It included fixing or rebuilding those pieces. Slides, hinges and screws also needed work.

Cabinet repair labor was $350, hardware work was $140 and materials added $121. That scope went well beyond one loose handle. For cabinet repair, show the broken part and how the drawer or door moves.

The highest total, $628.89, is an hourly record without a named task. It remains in the range, but we cannot use it as a second cabinet example.

What if you buy the new faucets yourself?

The customer supplied both bathroom faucets for the $350 job. The scope assumed the shutoffs worked and the new taps would fit the old connections. The price did not include buying the faucets.

Have the model details ready when you call. Tell us whether the current taps work and if any valves leak. A planned fixture swap and a repair to failed plumbing need different scopes.

About these prices

We analyzed 9 completed Flower Mound jobs from Smart Fix records reviewed on September 20, 2026. Each job total matches its invoice total or totals and counts once.

Prices include parts and tax charged, after any credits or discounts. Dates and city names follow the job records. Customer details stay private.

Talk through your Flower Mound list

We cover the Flower Mound service area. Call with the full list and tell us which parts you have. We’ll help you check what the quote should include.

Our W-2 technicians show up on time. We answer our phones and price fairly. Call 817-310-8511 or describe your repairs.

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