5 best handyman services in Singapore (2026): rate cards compared
5 handyman services in Singapore compared: published prices to hang a picture, mount a TV, fit curtain rods or clear a toilet choke.
Updated 4 min read
Comparing handyman services in Singapore is easier when you look at the same few jobs across rate cards. Here are 5 handyman services in Singapore, with the prices each one publishes for common jobs, checked on 19 October 2026, and a comparison table to help you shortlist.
How we chose and compared
- Facts only, from each company's own website. Published prices for the same common jobs, plus minimums and what's included, with links to every source.
- Listed by type, not by quality. We haven't hired these companies, so there are no star ratings. "Best for" means the company publishes something that suits that kind of job.
- No company paid to be here, and none is featured because of ServeGig.
- Photos are the companies' own, from their websites, credited under each image.
- "From" prices aren't quotes. Send photos of the job for a firm price. Our handyman rates guide explains what changes the price.
Comparison table: handyman services in Singapore
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| Company | Hang a picture or mirror | Mount a TV | Curtain rod | Clear a toilet choke | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Urban Company | From S$15 | From S$69 | S$35 | S$119 | Hourly booking from S$39 |
| Luce | S$45 + GST | S$70 + GST (concrete wall) | S$60 + GST | S$80 + GST (based on inspection) | Client usually supplies materials |
| Everyworks | From S$70 | From S$120 | From S$100 | From S$140 | Labour and transport included |
| Helpling | Drilling from S$20 per hole | Not listed | Not listed | S$130 | Small-job minimum S$50 to S$100 |
| FixinGuru | From S$90 | Not listed | From S$150 | From S$180 | Price list dated September 2025 |
Prices as published on each company's website on 19 October 2026. They change, so check the source before you book.
1. Urban Company
Best for: several small fixes in one hourly booking.
- Hourly booking: from S$39, with a full refund if no service is delivered.
- Fixed prices: curtain rod S$35 (30 minutes), hanging a picture or mirror from S$15, TV mounting from S$69, furniture assembly from S$75.
- Not sure what you need? A 60-minute consultation visit is S$14.
- Plumbing and electrical: separate fixed prices, such as a toilet choke for S$119 with a 30-day choke-free guarantee.
2. Luce
Best for: low fixed prices when you supply the parts.
- Drill, patch and paint: picture or mirror S$45, curtain rod S$60, TV on a concrete wall S$70, TV on a decorative wall S$110 (all before GST).
- Doors: door handle S$75, door lock S$115 (before GST).
- Electrical and plumbing: light installation S$30, tap replacement S$75 (before GST).
- Conditions: several items need a minimum of 2 items or a S$20 surcharge applies; materials are usually supplied by you, or bought for you at cost.
3. Everyworks
Best for: one of the fullest published rate cards.
- Handyman (labour and transport included): hanging pictures or mirrors from S$70 (S$30 per extra piece), curtain rods from S$100, TV bracket from S$120, HDB laundry rack from S$150, rubbish chute from S$235.
- Plumbing (materials included): toilet bowl choke from S$140, tap replacement from S$130, toilet bowl set supplied and installed from S$320.
- Electrical: LED light from S$105, power socket from S$90.
- Inspection: says a small inspection charge may apply.
4. Helpling
Best for: fixed per-item prices for plumbing and electrical fixes.
- Plumbing: toilet bowl choke S$130, pipe leak S$140, tap replacement S$130, shower set S$150.
- Electrical: LED light S$90, downlight S$85, wall fan S$65, power socket replacement S$75.
- Doors and drilling: door handle S$150, cabinet hinge S$100, drilling from S$20 per hole.
- Minimum: says small jobs may have a minimum charge of S$50 to S$100.
5. FixinGuru
Best for: bigger repair lists, including painting, on one bill.
- Doors: lock replacement from S$150, hinge from S$100, toilet door from S$300 (materials included).
- Drilling: pictures from S$90, mirror from S$120, curtain rods from S$150, shelves from S$120.
- Plumbing: toilet choke from S$180, tap from S$120 (materials included).
- Also does: painting, electrical rewiring, polishing and furniture assembly. The price list is marked as last updated in September 2025, and says final prices follow a review of photos.
How to pick the right one
- List every small job so one visit covers them all; per-visit minimums make single small jobs expensive.
- Send photos for a firm price, and ask if materials and transport are included.
- Check the trade. New wiring or water supply work needs a licensed worker; see handyman or licensed contractor.
- Ask about a warranty on the work, since most rate cards don't state one.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a handyman cost in Singapore?
On their own websites (checked 19 October 2026), small jobs start from about S$15 to S$90 each: hanging a picture is S$15 and up at Urban Company, S$45 before GST at Luce, from S$70 at Everyworks and from S$90 at FixinGuru. Urban Company also sells hourly bookings from S$39.
How much does it cost to mount a TV on the wall?
Published prices start at S$69 (Urban Company), S$70 before GST for a concrete wall (Luce) and S$120 (Everyworks). Decorative or hollow walls cost more.
How much is it to clear a choked toilet?
Published prices range from S$80 before GST (Luce, based on inspection) and S$119 (Urban Company) to S$130 (Helpling), S$140 (Everyworks) and S$180 (FixinGuru).
Do I pay for materials separately?
It depends. Everyworks and FixinGuru include materials for many plumbing and electrical items. Luce generally asks you to supply materials, or buys them for you at cost. Check whether each quoted price includes parts.
Can a handyman do electrical or plumbing work?
Small fixes such as changing a tap or a light fitting, yes. New wiring, new power points and work on the water supply need licensed workers. See our guide on when you need a licensed contractor.
Sources
- Everyworks: price list
- Helpling: handyman service
- Luce: handyman services
- FixinGuru: handyman price list
- Urban Company Singapore: handyman
- Urban Company Singapore: plumbers
Facts checked against these sources on 19 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so confirm with the source or provider before you rely on them.
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