Quick answer
The median Smart Fix handyman job in Keller cost $835, based on 10 jobs from February to October 2026.
Prices ran from $140 to $16,420, and four of the 10 jobs cost less than $500. The middle half of our Keller handyman jobs cost between $312 and $1,548. These are full job totals from our records, not hourly rates.
- Median job
- $835
- Jobs under $500
- 4 of 10
- Price range
- $140 to $16,420
- Jobs analyzed
- 10
- February to October 2026
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See all 10 job pricesI’m Chance O’Shel, owner of The Smart Fix Handyman, and we provide handyman services in Keller. This guide uses 10 real jobs our team finished there between February and October 2026, with the price of each one.
Keller had two pairs of jobs worth comparing. Tearing out tile cost nearly as much as a job that also laid new tile. Two ceiling jobs also differed in height and ceiling type.
What Keller handyman jobs cost
The most common price range was $500 to $999 (3 of 10 jobs). Jobs under $500 made up 40% of the total, and three jobs reached $1,000 or more. The average was $2,489, well above the $835 median, because a few larger jobs pull it up.
| Job price | Jobs | Share of jobs |
|---|---|---|
| Under $250 | 2 jobs | 20% |
| $250 to $499 | 2 jobs | 20% |
| $500 to $999 | 3 jobs | 30% |
| $1,000 and up | 3 jobs | 30% |
| Work included | Job price |
|---|---|
| Handyman visit, tasks not itemized | $140 |
| Mounting or hanging | $150 |
| Handyman labor, tasks not itemized | $250 |
| Patch a concrete threshold and remove loose debris | $497.50 |
| Repair door jamb and trim, align the door and paint inside trim | $775 |
| Tear out 35 square feet of tile, plus the toilet and trim | $895 |
| Remove old bathroom tile, level the base and lay the owner's tile | $960 |
| Caulk, drywall and paint work at an 18-foot ceiling | $1,744 |
| Commercial ceiling grid and acoustic tile repair | $3,060 |
| Painting, carpentry or trim and 2 other tasks | $16,420 |
Why did tearing out tile cost almost as much as laying it in Keller?
In Keller, tearing out 35 square feet of tile, plus a toilet and trim, cost $895. Removing old tile, leveling the base and laying new tile cost $960 on another job.
No new tile went down on the $895 job. The $960 job laid and grouted tile the customer supplied. The two were only $65 apart. But the $960 job’s floor area wasn’t recorded, so they may not be the same size.
For tile work, tell us the area and whether the old floor must come out. Say who is buying the new tile and whether the toilet has to come up.
Why did Keller ceiling repairs cost $1,744 and $3,060?
Two Keller ceiling jobs cost $1,744 and $3,060. The first needed access to an 18-foot ceiling. The second replaced a damaged commercial ceiling grid and fitted 34 acoustic tiles.
The $1,744 job covered caulk and paint at the crown molding, drywall repairs and speaker removal. The $3,060 job was at a business. Its tiles needed cutouts around four sprinkler heads. Neither price fits a single drywall patch at home.
When you call about a ceiling, tell us the height. Send a photo that shows the room around the damage too.
What did the smaller Keller jobs cover?
Four of the 10 Keller jobs cost under $500. Two of them, at $140 and $250, list no tasks. A $150 job was mounting or hanging. The fourth patched a concrete threshold and cleared loose debris for $497.50.
We kept the two unnamed jobs in the count, but we can’t say what they covered. The $775 door job came next. It replaced jamb and trim pieces, aligned the door and painted the inside trim. Its total also had a priority scheduling charge.
If your door only needs a hinge adjustment, say so first. Our door repair service covers several fixes. Check which parts and paint each quote includes.
What should a Keller quote request include?
Tell us what’s been removed or bought already. These details moved the Keller prices most:
- What comes out first. Tearing out tile, a toilet and trim was an $895 job on its own.
- Who buys the materials. The $960 tile job used tile the customer supplied.
- Ceiling height. The $1,744 job needed access to an 18-foot ceiling.
- Home or business. The $3,060 grid repair was commercial work with sprinkler cutouts.
- How soon you need us. The $775 door job included a priority scheduling charge.
How Keller compares with nearby cities
Across 521 Smart Fix jobs in 35 Dallas-Fort Worth cities, 61% cost less than $500 and the average job came to $959. Keller's median was $835.
| City | Jobs | Median job | Under $500 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keller (this guide) | 10 | $835 | 40% |
| Southlake | 12 | $692 | 33% |
| North Richland Hills | 9 | $470 | 56% |
| Roanoke | 7 | $625 | 43% |
| Haslet | 25 | $590 | 48% |
| Hurst | 5 | $495 | 60% |
| All 35 Dallas-Fort Worth city guides | 521 | $250 to $499 | 61% |
Small samples move with one or two large jobs. Compare the work in each guide before you compare medians. See prices for every city we serve
Questions about Keller handyman prices
About these prices
This guide uses 10 completed jobs from Smart Fix job and invoice records, pulled on October 20, 2026. Each price is the full job total from its invoices, including parts and tax we charged, after discounts and credits. A visit with several tasks counts as one job. We left out assessment-only visits and any job whose total did not match its invoices.
The median is the middle price once all 10 are sorted, so one large project cannot pull it up the way it pulls up the average. Dates use the day work started. Cities follow the job address. Customer details stay private. These are past prices for real jobs, not a quote.
Cite this guide: The Smart Fix Handyman, “How much does a handyman cost in Keller, TX?” (2026), https://www.thesmartfixhandyman.com/pricing-guides/handyman-cost-keller/
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