A dependable, flat-rate handyman for Toronto landlords, investors and property managers — unit turnovers, tenant repair requests, make-readies and ongoing maintenance, with clear invoicing and photo updates.
BuildMan is a flat-rate handyman for Toronto and GTA landlords, investors and property managers. We handle rental turnovers, tenant repair requests and ongoing property maintenance — drywall, paint touch-ups, doors, faucets, toilets and appliance hook-ups — with before-and-after photos and clear invoices. Labour is $150 for one hour, $280 for two, $410 for three, then $85/hr. Call (905) 660-9992 to book.
Between tenants or mid-lease, you need work done quickly, correctly and documented. We knock out punch-lists — patch and paint, fixtures, doors, blinds, minor plumbing — in a single flat-rate visit and send photos when it's done.
Managing a rental means a steady stream of small jobs — and chasing separate trades for each one wastes time and money. BuildMan's flat-rate model is built for exactly this: bundle a turnover's worth of tasks into one 2- or 3-hour visit, get one clean invoice, and receive photos confirming the work.
Because we come from a home-building background, we catch what matters to a landlord — a nail pop that signals movement, a fixture that won't pass inspection, a door that's a safety issue — and fix it right so it doesn't become a bigger callback. For questions about tenant responsibilities and repairs, the Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board is the authority. Same-day response is available for urgent tenant issues during business hours.
No trip charge, no hidden minimums. Most jobs wrap up the same visit. Materials billed at supplier cost.
After 3 hours: $85/hr. Hours doubled if a second technician is needed.
For a landlord, the cost of a repair is rarely just the repair. It is the vacant days between tenants, the tenant who escalates because a faucet dripped for three weeks, and the second visit because the first person did not bring the right part. We run rental work like a punch-list, with photos, so you can manage a unit in Toronto without standing in it.
Every visit ends with before-and-after photos and an invoice that lists labour by hour and materials at supplier cost with the receipt, which keeps your bookkeeping and any expense records straightforward.
Under Ontario's Residential Tenancies Act, a landlord generally has to give a tenant at least 24 hours' written notice before entering for repairs, unless it is an emergency or the tenant agrees. We work within whatever window you arrange, and if you want us to call the tenant to confirm arrival, tell us when you book. City of Toronto property standards also expect landlords to keep units and building systems in good repair, so small issues like loose stair treads or a broken window lock are worth fixing before they become a complaint.
Where a repair needs a licensed trade — a new circuit, gas appliance work or a moved drain — we coordinate it rather than patch around it. For units that need more than touch-ups, see our drywall and wall repair and interior painting services.
Yes. We're happy to be your go-to handyman across a portfolio, with consistent flat-rate pricing and one point of contact. Call (905) 660-9992 to set it up.
That's a core service. Give us the punch-list and we'll knock out patching, paint touch-ups, fixtures, doors and cleanup in a flat-rate block, often same-day or next-day.
Yes — before/after photos on request and a clear flat-rate invoice per visit, which makes it easy to bill owners or track expenses.
If you'd like, we can arrange access and appointment windows directly with your tenants to save you the back-and-forth.
