More jobs booked. More small checks collected. Zero office hires.
You're running $150K–$250K a year bouncing between ten different kinds of jobs a day, and every hour spent chasing a call or a $180 invoice is an hour you're not on a ladder earning. CHS answers, books, and invoices for you — the done-for-you back office built to grow a solo handyman toward $450K.
You're losing jobs and money every single week.
You miss calls constantly
Because you're mid-job with your hands full, and small jobs go to whoever answers first — usually not you.
Your day gets overbooked or double-booked
So somebody's waiting on a driveway for a no-show that was really just bad scheduling.
Small invoices go uncollected
Because a $150 job doesn't feel worth chasing — until you add up how many of those you let slide every month.
What CHS does for handymen
- We answer and book every call, big or small, straight onto your schedule so nothing falls through because you were up a ladder.
- We get you paid before you leave the driveway — tap-to-pay from your phone, text-to-pay for the small jobs you used to eat the cost of chasing.
- Truck stock, sorted. With a dozen trades' worth of odds and ends on board, snap-a-photo inventory beats trying to remember what's left of the caulk and screws.
- Your books, done. Every invoice and expense — even the $40 ones — rolls into a clean P&L automatically, so nothing gets missed at tax time.
- Quotes convert to jobs to invoices with one tap — no re-writing the same line items three times for a punch-list job.
Turn one-off jobs into standing revenue.
The handyman business is built on one-off jobs — CHS turns some of that into recurring revenue instead. Sell a branded Seasonal Home Care Plan: a quarterly walkthrough that bundles the small stuff (caulking, weatherstripping, gutter guards, loose fixtures, minor drywall) into one scheduled visit, priority booking ahead of non-members, and a discount on any larger project while enrolled. Price it around $25–$35/mo. CHS bills it, renews it, and auto-books the quarterly visit — so instead of hoping a past customer calls again, you've got a standing appointment on the books.
The math.
Say your average small job runs $220. A quarterly plan visit is effectively that job, sold in advance, four times a year — 60 members on a $30/mo plan is $21,600 a year booked before you touch a punch list. And a plan member who's already paying you monthly is dramatically more likely to call you first, not Google, for the $2,000 deck repair — one extra project like that a month is another $24,000 a year.
How you start
Fill out the form
Two minutes, no credit card.
Book your setup call
We import your customer list, set your plan pricing, and connect your payments.
Run your first job through CHS within a week
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