Handyman price - just wanted to cross reference

Debran

My handyman charges £15 oer hour and I live in Yorkshire.  He has done such things as gardening, repairs to garden wall, decorating, fitting curtain rails/pole, ripping up carpets, clearing gutters, washing down outside gutters, drainpipes, dismantling an old shed and laying turf in that area, replacing light fittings etc.

Murmansk

I've worked for three years as a handyman in a seaside town in North Wales and charge £30 minimum and that covers the first hour, after the first hour I charge £25 per hour, in 15 minute units, so 1¼ hours would be £36.25 and two hours £55.

It's very rare that anyone says they think my charges are excessive. 

I offer to quote people a price for a job but they are usually happy to pay at an hourly rate. If they do want a set price I tell them I'm likely to charge a bit more to cover myself in case I underestimate how long it will take.

Most of my business comes via my website and people find me on Google searches, I come up at the top of searches and it costs me nothing because I'm registered with "Google My Business" - a bit of Google that you may well not have heard of and the most valuable bit of advice I ever received when setting up my business. It probably helps if you call yourself The X Town Handyman because your business name will describe what you do and where you are.