Handyman Business Makes $1,000 a day |$333 an hour

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In this video I talk about my job of the week and how I made $333 an hour.
Or $1,000 a day easily. This job involved replacing deck posts. I used a jack stand to temporarily brace the deck while I replaced individual deck posts.

Full time lapse #handyman|Replacing posts.

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Here’s a summary of the video titled "Handyman Makes $1,000 a day | $333 an hour | Easy money in your pocket" by Handyman Process:

New Series Introduction: AJ introduces a new series called "Job of the Week," where he details a significant job he completed, including how he got it, estimated costs, and the outcome.

Job Description: The featured job involved replacing rotting deck beams on a second-story deck, which had engineering beams that were damaged due to poor design.

Initial Evaluation: AJ visited the site, assessed the damage, and researched costs for similar jobs. He found that post replacement could range from $500 to $1,000.

Materials and Tools: AJ discussed the tools required, including a post jack, and noted that he had to use a 12-foot pressure-treated beam, which he cut to size.

Helper Arrangement: He opted to have the homeowner, a retired military personnel, assist him as a helper to save on hiring costs. This arrangement also provided the homeowner with a learning opportunity.

Job Execution: The job involved jacking up the deck, removing the old posts, and installing new ones. The process was straightforward and not overly challenging.

Cost and Pricing: AJ charged $1,500 for the job, with material costs around $400. The job took approximately three hours to complete.

Time-Lapse Video: He filmed a time-lapse of the job, which he posted as a Facebook reel to showcase his work and attract potential clients.

Marketing Strategy: AJ highlighted the importance of using social media to market services and noted that the video generated interest and requests for similar jobs.

Final Thoughts: AJ emphasized the value of using high-quality materials and proper techniques. The customer was satisfied, feeling they got a good deal, and AJ made a good profit. He encouraged viewers to like and share the video to support his channel.

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I did one of these a few months ago but the posts were in concrete and in the dirt. Therefore I had to drill into the concrete and put in rebar and do those concrete tubes. I did it by myself and it was the first time doing it and it took me a full day to do three 4x4 posts.

Overall, I Think it’s also a great moneymaker.

nolanclark

Great video and great content. Quick question, what are you recording a time lapse video on site with? Your phone?

aaronjacobs

Great video! I had a similar job that I bid at $1200 but it was for a 5ft overhang, not a deck. Those jacks are crucial to making the job easier!

el.handyman

Great story, and an excellent video!
Thank you for carefully sharing the details, especially about purchasing and using properly equipment, and superior products, E.g. fasteners!
Well done!

robertkerby

I'll do those kind of jobs all day everyday. Nice score. I can't believe the bottom of those posts weren't secured! That was a death trap waiting to happen.

LaredoHandyman

I have found homewyse to be incredibly inaccurate with the cost of materials, and actual labor costs. Do you account for that issue when using homewyse?

lornealdrich