Get a handyman for small jobs in Washington, DC
The shelf that has leaned against the wall since spring. The cabinet door that never closes. Put a bounty on it, set the price, and a neighbor handles it.
What people post
- Hang the mirror or art that has leaned against the wall since the move
- Mount shelves, curtain rods and blinds
- Patch the hole the old TV mount left behind
- Fix the cabinet door or drawer that sticks
- Replace weatherstripping or re-caulk a tub or sink
- Tighten and reattach what came loose
Bounty fits small jobs. Work that needs a license, like electrical, plumbing, gas and HVAC, belongs with a licensed professional.
What it costs
You set the price.
The hunter pays a 5% finder's fee out of the reward when the task is completed.
How it works
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Post it.
Describe the job, set the price.
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A neighbor claims it.
A neighbor nearby takes the job.
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You confirm it's done.
Payment is held until you say so.
Why you can hand it off
What if I pay and the job doesn't get done?
Payment is held until you confirm it's done.
Can I trust who shows up?
Their ratings and track record show on their profile.
What if something goes wrong?
There is a dispute process. You open it from the bounty.
Questions
How much does it cost?
You set the price. The hunter pays a 5% finder's fee out of the reward when the task is completed.
Who does the work?
Neighbors nearby. You can see ratings and track record on their profile.
When do I pay?
Payment is held until you confirm the job is done.
What counts as a small job?
Hanging, mounting, patching, adjusting and fixing things that are loose or stuck. If the work needs a license, hire a licensed professional.