Handyman — Adelaide
No job too small. No callout fee buried in the fine print.
Common jobs
What we handle.
Most handymancalls fall into the categories below. Yours doesn’t fit? Send a photo via WhatsApp — we’ll tell you straight whether it’s our job or someone else’s.
- Picture hanging, mirror mounting, gallery walls
- TV wall mounting (plaster, brick, stud) with cable management
- Flat-pack assembly (IKEA, Kmart, custom)
- Sticky door adjustment, hinge replacement, lock fitting
- Fly screen and security door re-mesh and replacement
- Fence panel replacement and gate repair
- Curtain rod, blind, and window furnishing install
- Shelving, bookcase, and storage bracket install
- Tap washer replacement (non-licensed minor plumbing)
- End-of-lease patch, fill, paint touch-up, and odd-job list
What’s involved
How a Briks handyman job actually runs.
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Most handyman jobs are quoted by the hour or by a fixed list — your choice. Send the list (photos help) via WhatsApp and we send back a written quote before booking.
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For end-of-lease, we work off the property condition report and tick items as they are completed. Photo evidence of every fix sent back at the end so the bond manager has no question.
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No minimum job. A single picture hung is fine. We bundle small tasks into a single visit so the callout cost is shared across the list.
Standards + compliance
The non-negotiables.
The licenses, standards, and paperwork every Briks-coordinated handyman job clears before, during, and after the work.
BLD handyman license
For jobs above the SA threshold (currently $12,000 inclusive), Briks handymen hold a BLD (Builders License) — handyman class. Smaller jobs are still done to the same standard.
WHS-compliant practices
Ladder safety, manual handling, and basic fall protection on every job. No heroics on a shaky setup just to save 20 minutes.
Scope discipline
A handyman is not a plumber, electrician, or gas fitter. We refuse work that legally needs a licensed trade and route it to the right Briks tradie instead — same coordinator, same invoice.
Honest carve-out
Call us — or don’t.
Some handyman jobs need a licensed tradie. Others you can knock over on a Saturday with the right tool. Here is the honest line.
Call a handyman for
- Job lists with 3+ small items
- TV mounting (especially on brick or plaster)
- Flat pack with more than 50 parts
- End-of-lease bond preparation
- Anything physical you would rather not do (heavy lift, ladder work)
- Door, lock, or hinge problems past basic adjustment
- Fence and gate repairs at ground level
Probably DIY
- Hanging a single light picture into plaster
- Tightening loose hinges with a screwdriver
- Replacing a single batteries-included smoke alarm (10-year sealed)
- Basic IKEA flat-pack with two people and a Saturday
FAQ
Handyman questions, answered.
Handymen performing work above the SA Builders License threshold (currently $12,000 inclusive of labour and materials) need a BLD handyman class license. Below the threshold, no license is required — but every Briks handyman holds public liability insurance regardless of job size.
Got a handyman job? Tell us. We’ll handle it.
Coordinator picks the right specialist off the bench, attends on-site, scopes the work, and gets you a written quote — usually inside 24 hours of the visit.
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