100+ Handyman Company Name Ideas (and How To Pick the Right One)

Your handyman company’s name is the first impression customers have of your business. It should be clear, memorable, and reflective of your services.

In this article, you’ll find over 100 handyman company name ideas, tips for choosing the right one, and advice on making your brand stand out. Check out our full guide to starting a handyman business for a step-by-step look at launching, branding, and growing your handyman business successfully.

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100+ handyman company name ideas to inspire you

Your company name shapes your brand, helps you stand out, and lets customers know what to expect. When brainstorming, focus on what you want your business to be known for, whether it’s reliability, professionalism, creativity, or a local touch.

Not sure where to start? Use the ideas below to help spark inspiration for your own handyman business.

Disclaimer: The handyman company names in this guide are for inspiration only. Always check business registries, trademarks, and domain availability to ensure your chosen name is unique and legally usable.

Professional and trustworthy names

A strong, trustworthy name uses words like “precision,” “reliable,” “trusted,” or “honest” to signal professionalism. Make it clear that you offer handyman services—not general contracting or construction—by including terms such as “repairs,” “handyman,” or “home services.” This distinction helps customers know exactly what you do.

Here are a few professional name examples:

• Precision Property Repair Services
• Sterling Home Services
• Trusted Handyman Group
• PrimeFix Maintenance
• ProCore Repairs
• Pinnacle Repair Solutions
• Master Handyman
• Advantage Handyman
• Honest Handyman Co.
• Good Neighbor Handyman
• Reliable Repairs Co.
• Dependable Handyman Services
• SureFix Handyman
• Steady Hand Repairs
• Cornerstone Home Repair

Unique and catchy names

A clever name can help your handyman business stand out and stick in customers’ minds. Puns and wordplay work well, as long as they’re professional and easy to spell. Steer clear of names with odd spellings or those that could give the wrong impression about your skills. Names like “The Klumsy Karpenter” or “Screw Loose Ltd.” might be memorable, but they won’t go far toward building customer trust.

Use these examples to jumpstart your own ideas:

• Wrench Monkeys
• Drill Sergeant Handyman
• Fixpertise Bros.
• Hole Lotta Fix
• Nailed It
• Saw & Order
• Sir Fix-a-Lot
• Board Silly Repairs
• Lend a Hand Household Services
• Level Best Handyman
• Next Level Home Solutions
• Old Hand Household Services
• On the Level Handyman Company
• On The Nail Home Services
• Right Tools For the Job
• Steady Hand Home Solutions
• Tool Cool Handyman

Local and community-focused names

Names that highlight your city, neighborhood, or a local landmark can make it easier for customers to find you when searching online. Many homeowners also like hiring local businesses they know and trust, so this approach helps you stand out as a neighbor, not just another service provider.

Consider using these examples to spark your own locally inspired name:

• Augusta Household Solutions
• Seattle Handyman Company
• Springfield Handyman Services
• Brooklyn Handy Pros
• Inland Empire Repairs
• Gulf Coast Fixers
• North Shore Handyman
• 303 Home Services (area code style)
• Capital City Repairs
• Southside Handy Co.
• East Bay Fix-It

Pro tip: Google “handyman + [location or landmark you want to use]” to check for similar business names in your area and avoid confusion with competitors.

Niche or specialty names

If you hold a license in regulated trades like electrical, plumbing, or HVAC, showcase them in your company name. This signals that you’re legally qualified for specialized work. Highlighting your unique skills also improves search engine optimization (SEO) and reassures customers that you can handle jobs others might not.

Try these examples to spark ideas for your own specialty handyman business:

• Premiere Door and Window
• HandyPlumb Services
• Pipe Dream Repairs
• Drip Doctor Handyman
• Clear Drain Crew
• WireWise Repairs
• Light It Up Handyman & Electrical
• BrightFix Electrical and Handyman Services
• HandyVolt Electrical and Home Repairs
• Prime & Paint Handyman and Painting Services
• Colour Crew Handyman
• Renovate & Repair Handyman and Painting
• Senior Home Modification Services
• Eco-Friendly Home Repairs
• Smart Home Conversion Specialists

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How to pick a handyman company name

Your business name is the foundation of your brand. It should communicate your values, convey what you do, and inspire trust from customers. Here’s how to find a name that fits.

Step 1: Define your brand personality 

Decide how you want your business to be perceived. Are you reliable and straightforward? Friendly and approachable? Innovative or eco-conscious? Your name should reflect your values and set the right tone for your brand.

Step 2: Brainstorm a list of ideas

Try “mind-mapping” and write down anything that comes to mind. Don’t limit yourself; you’ll refine later. Start with words that represent your services and emphasize what customers value. Mix and match terms like “repair,” “fix,” “renew,” “home,” “property,” “pro,” “trusted,” and “expert.” Play with combinations until you find something that feels right. Online tools like Namelix, Looka, or Shopify’s Business Name Generator can spark even more ideas.

Step 3: Keep it simple and relevant 

Choose a name that’s easy to spell, pronounce, and remember. Try to make sure it clearly connects to the handyman trade, not just general contracting or construction. Avoid complicated spellings or names that could confuse customers about what you do.

Step 4: Check availability

Before you get attached, confirm your name is available:

• Search the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) trademark database for conflicts.
• Check domain registrars like GoDaddy or Network Solutions for website availability.
• Make sure the name is available on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Nextdoor.

Step 5: Test your top picks

Ask friends, professional contacts, and neighbors about your top names. Ask them what kind of business they think it is, their first impression (Is it a trustworthy name? Would you believe the owner’s experience?), and whether it’s memorable. 

Step 6: Plan for growth

Think ahead. Are you going to expand your handyman business? Hire apprentices, develop niche skills, or take jobs in other metro areas? If so, don’t let your name limit your expansion, especially if you’re planning to use a name reflecting your current city or community.

What to do after you choose a name

Once you have a name and a business plan, you’re ready to build your online presence and start attracting customers. Many will find you through third-party lead generator sites like Angi or Thumbtack, from your social media posts, or through an organic Google search that pulls up your website. Securing your digital identity is the next step for a strong launch.

• Secure your domain name and social media handles: Register your domain name, then set up business-specific profiles on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Nextdoor. Use separate business accounts for a more professional look and easier marketing.
• Check for trademark conflicts: Visit the USPTO’s trademark search tool to check for conflicts. If there are none, apply for a trademark for your business name. You’ll have legal protections with it, including protection against competitors using a similar name.
• Register your business locally: Each state and/or local authority has its own regulations for registering businesses. Choose your business entity (LLC, sole proprietorship, etc.), and check your state government’s website for the required steps to register your business.
• Design a professional logo: Your logo should be crisp, easy to read, and reflect your brand personality. You can work with a designer or use a reputable online tool if you can’t design it yourself. Your logo will appear everywhere from your website to business cards, so make it professional.
• Announce your name and update your marketing materials: Build your website and social profiles before making your public announcement. Then, spread the word through your local Chamber of Commerce, in a press release, on third-party booking sites, and on neighborhood apps like Nextdoor to help customers find you right away and start booking jobs.

Common mistakes to avoid when naming your handyman business 

Choosing the right name takes more than landing on the first one that sounds good. Avoid these common pitfalls:

• Skipping domain or trademark checks: Before you settle on a name, search for similar domain names and trademarks. Overlooking this step can lead to legal headaches or force a costly rebrand down the road.
• Using puns or inside jokes that don’t land: A clever play on words might seem fun, but if it confuses friends, it’ll confuse customers, too. Make sure your name is clear, not just catchy.
• Picking names that are hard to spell or pronounce: Misspellings and unusual wording can look unprofessional. Customers who hear your business name should be able to spell and search for it easily
• Going too generic: A cliché name, or one with vague or overused terms, makes it hard for customers to know what you do. Aim for a name that stands out and tells people you offer handyman services.
• Limiting future growth: If you’re pursuing a trade license and plan to incorporate that work into your business, choose a name that will grow with your skills. And, if you plan to expand, don’t choose a name that geographically limits you.

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