
Not every repair needs a licensed contractor and a week-long wait. For the small stuff — a wobbly fence post, a TV that needs mounting, a door that sticks — Biddy Jobs connects you with neighbors nearby who have the skills to knock it out fast.
What people post for handyman help
- TV mounting and shelving — wall-mounted TVs, floating shelves, and hanging art
- Minor repairs — sticking doors, loose fence posts, cabinet hardware
- Small installations — smart locks, doorbell cameras, curtain rods
- Storm shutter and panel work — installing or securing hurricane prep hardware
- Caulking and weatherproofing — bathrooms, windows, and door frames
- Light fixture and hardware swaps — fixtures, faucets, and cabinet handles
Available in Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton, and Coral Springs, plus the rest of Broward and Palm Beach County.
How it works
Post your task with a description of the repair or installation, set your own price or ask for bids, and choose a neighbor with the right skills. Payment is held securely until the job’s done. See the full step-by-step process.
Handyman FAQ
What kind of repairs are a good fit for Biddy versus a licensed contractor?
Small, non-permit repairs like mounting, minor fixes, and installations are a great fit. For anything requiring a license (major electrical, plumbing, structural work), a licensed contractor is the right call.
Do Bidders bring their own tools?
Most Bidders bring basic tools for common repairs, but for specialized jobs it’s worth confirming in your task details.
Can I post multiple small tasks at once?
You can post as many separate tasks as you need — many people bundle a few small repairs into one visit by mentioning it in the task description.
How do I bid on a handyman job?
Price the whole task list (not just the first item), note what tools you’re bringing, and mention relevant experience. See our full handyman bidding guide for more tips.
Task doesn’t fit here? See odd jobs and small gigs for everything else.

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