The terms handyperson, handywoman, or handyman, describe someone competent in a variety of small skills or inventive or ingenious in repair or maintenance work; somebody who earns money by the experience and skill to perform a variety of small jobs and/or odd jobs in and around your home. The terms handyperson, handywoman, or handyman, describe someone competent in a variety of small skills or inventive or ingenious in repair or maintenance work; somebody who earns money by the experience and skill to perform a variety of small jobs and/or odd jobs in and around your home. ... The terms handyperson, handywoman, or handyman, describe someone competent in a variety of small skills or inventive or ingenious in repair or maintenance work; somebody who earns money by the experience and skill to perform a variety of small jobs and/or odd jobs in and around your home. ... Maintenance see repair and maintenance Maintenance is a legal term of art that is used to describe child support and alimony (also called spousal support). ...

Some handypersons have more skills than others and perform more than just a variety of small jobs and odd jobs. A good handyperson is skillful, dexterous, practical, clever, able, competent, and proficient in whatever it is he is doing. Some handypersons are licensed and insured, some are not. There are different laws for different states and it is not always required. When looking for a handyperson for odd jobs, more than anything, you want to make sure that you have someone you can trust, who does dependable work, and you are comfortable with. Handypersons are often found through organized services. A license or licence is a document or agreement giving permission to do something. ... Insurance, in law and economics, is a form of risk management primarily used to hedge against the risk of potential financial loss. ...

See also

• Home repair
• Home improvement