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Handyman in Manchester

Checked handymans

We don't have a checked handyman for handyman in Manchester yet

Our green stamp goes only to businesses whose insurance and identity we've checked ourselves, and we're adding them one at a time across Greater Manchester.

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Handymans in Manchester

From the public Companies House register and OpenStreetMap. As with any trade, ask about insurance and qualifications before you hire.

Some business details © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence.

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Manchester at a glance

Home building projects approved in Manchester, last 3 months
198

Approval counts come from the council's public planning register. We publish counts only, never addresses.

Questions people ask

How do you check a handyman before listing them?

We see their public liability insurance certificate and note when it runs out, and we check the owner's identity or Companies House record. Where the law or the job needs a registration, such as Gas Safe for gas work, we look it up on the official register. If a check runs out, they come off the list until it's renewed.

How much will handyman cost in Manchester?

Prices depend on the job, so ask for a written quote before work starts. We'll publish local price ranges once we have enough real quotes from the area to be useful.

How do you rank the trades you show?

Checked businesses come first, A to Z, with our green stamp. Other firms registered on Companies House as this trade locally are listed below them, also A to Z, without the stamp. Nobody can pay to appear higher.

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