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What should a handyman charge in Hialeah, FL?

$76–$103/hour
Planning estimate for Hialeah

Planning estimate for a one-person handyman business in Hialeah, FL: $76 to $103 an hour. It's a starting point built from public wage and price data with our calculator's formula. It is not the market rate, and it is not what any one handyman charges.

The math

Your rate is what the year costs you, divided by the hours you actually bill. Here it is with Hialeah's numbers:

StepLow endHigh end
Your pay (employee wage for this work in Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL)$46,290
median
$58,040
top quarter starts here
Overhead ($33,148 national, adjusted to local prices at 114.2)$37,840$37,840
Profit 15% + PTO 10% + warranty 3% + business taxes 12%+40%+40%
Yearly total to cover$117,783$134,233
Billed hours a year (hours on the job × 52)30 × 52 = 1,56025 × 52 = 1,300
Hourly rate$76$103

The low end pays you the median wage and bills 30 hours a week. The high end pays you where the top quarter of wages starts and bills 25, because every hour on the job takes about another hour running the business.

Who you'd be working for in Hialeah

How that lines up with the Florida job limit

Florida's small-job figure is $2,500. At this range that's about 24.3 to 32.9 hours of labor, and materials count toward it too, so a job with parts reaches it sooner. Read the rule for Hialeah.

Source: flsenate.gov · checked November 2, 2026

Make it your number

Your insurance, truck, hours and pay target are what count. Run the free hourly rate calculator with your real costs, then build your prices in the Rate Book. How to price handyman jobs walks through the method.

Where these numbers come from

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