Odd Jobs in Toronto

Odd jobs include any small household task that does not require a full renovation — hanging pictures, assembling furniture, moving heavy items, patching small drywall holes, replacing light switch covers, tightening loose hardware, re-caulking a bathtub, installing a doorbell, and similar tasks.

RenoHouse has a modest minimum service charge that covers travel and the first hour of work. We encourage bundling multiple odd jobs into one visit to get the best value for your money.

Yes, you can book our handyman for as little as one hour. Many clients find that one to two hours is enough to complete a solid list of small tasks. We bill in fair increments and never pad the clock.

Make a list of everything you need done and gather any materials or hardware you have already purchased. If you need us to pick up supplies, let us know in advance and we can include that in the schedule.

Yes, our handymen can help rearrange heavy furniture within your home, mount a TV above a fireplace, or assist with setting up a new room layout. We bring the tools and muscle so you do not risk injury.

Absolutely. Pre-sale touch-ups are one of our most popular odd job bundles — patching nail holes, touching up paint, fixing squeaky doors, replacing dated hardware, and ensuring everything looks its best for showings and photography.

RenoHouse provides odd job handyman services across Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Oakville, Burlington, Scarborough, North York, Etobicoke, and all surrounding GTA communities.