Fix Right Services Handyman FAQ
Handyman FAQ

Fix Right Services — Handyman Questions Answered

Everything Boise homeowners ask before booking — pricing, scheduling, materials, electrical & plumbing limits, warranties, and more.

Pricing & Minimums

Scheduling & Availability

Materials & Supplies

Safety & Licensing

Electrical & Plumbing Scope

Warranties & Workmanship

When You Need a Specialist

We're honest about what we do and what we don't. Some work requires a licensed specialist — not because we can't swing a wrench, but because Idaho law, safety codes, and your homeowner's insurance require it. Here's when to call someone else.

Licensed Electrician

When to call them

Panel upgrades, new circuit installation, rewiring, EV charger installation, any work requiring an electrical permit.

Why it matters

Idaho requires a licensed electrician for permitted electrical work. Unpermitted electrical work can void homeowner's insurance and create serious fire hazards.

Licensed Plumber

When to call them

Drain line repairs or replacement, water heater installation, gas line work, sewer connections, any work requiring a plumbing permit.

Why it matters

Plumbing permits exist to protect your home's water supply and structural integrity. Licensed plumbers carry the required bond and insurance for this work.

HVAC Technician

When to call them

Furnace or AC installation or repair, ductwork modifications, gas appliance connections, refrigerant handling.

Why it matters

HVAC work involves gas lines, refrigerants, and combustion systems. Idaho requires licensed HVAC contractors for this work — and for good reason.

Structural Engineer or General Contractor

When to call them

Load-bearing wall removal, foundation work, structural repairs, additions, or any project requiring a building permit for structural changes.

Why it matters

Structural modifications affect the safety of your entire home. These projects require engineered drawings, permits, and inspections — not a handyman.

Certified Arborist

When to call them

Large tree removal, trimming near power lines, root intrusion issues, or any tree work that could affect structures.

Why it matters

Tree work near structures or utilities is high-risk. A certified arborist carries the right insurance and equipment to do it safely.

Licensed Remediation Contractor

When to call them

Mold remediation, asbestos abatement, lead paint removal, or any hazardous material handling.

Why it matters

Disturbing mold, asbestos, or lead paint without proper containment and disposal can create serious health hazards for your family. These require licensed specialists.

Not sure which category your job falls into? Call us at (208) 204-6331 and describe what you need. We'll give you an honest answer — even if that means pointing you to someone else. We'd rather refer you to the right person than take on work that isn't safe or legal for us to do.

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Most handyman jobs scheduled within 3–7 business days

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