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Handyman jobs in Vaughan — get local work on Doyo

Vaughan is one of the newest cities in the GTA — half its homes were built in 2001 or later and fewer than 8% before 1981 — grown out from four villages that are now heritage districts: Woodbridge, Maple, Kleinburg-Nashville and Thornhill. In Vaughan, expect assembly, mounting and the small-repairs list. You keep your full rate; Doyo’s fee is added to the customer’s price.

Apply here in about five minutes, then finish verification in the Doyo Pro app.

What you earn

  • Furniture Assembly$90Customer pays $106.20, Doyo’s fee included
  • TV Mounting$170Customer pays $200.60, Doyo’s fee included
  • General Repairs$50 an hourCustomer pays $59 an hour, Doyo’s fee included

These are the catalog’s starting rates, and what you are paid at them. Tips are yours in full.

The work

What Handyman jobs look like on Doyo

Furniture assembly and TV mounting at a flat price, and general repairs by the hour. The brief lists everything on the customer’s list, the wall type for mounting and the TV size.

See it before you take it

The job, the photos, the address area and what you’ll earn.

Your rate is your rate

Doyo’s fee is added for the customer. Tips go to you in full.

Decline freely

No penalty for passing on a job. Only accept-then-cancel counts.

Work close to home

Set your radius. Jobs are offered by distance, availability and score.

Protected on big jobs

Quote-job deposits are held before you start, so customers can’t take the work and vanish.

Your schedule

Go online when you want work, offline when you don’t.

Local

Working in Vaughan

What customers see

The housing here

Of Vaughan’s 103,915 occupied homes in the 2021 census, about half were built in 2001 or later and fewer than 8% before 1981; 62.5% are single-detached houses. Most systems here are first- or second-generation.

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census

Heritage districts

Vaughan has four heritage conservation districts: Kleinburg-Nashville, Maple, Thornhill and Woodbridge. Work that alters or changes the appearance of a property in one of them needs a heritage permit; routine maintenance usually does not.

Source: City of Vaughan, heritage districts

Large items

Vaughan’s garbage limit is three items every other week, and furniture, mattresses and other bulky items count toward it (68 kg each at most); more than that needs paid tags — or a junk-removal job.

Source: City of Vaughan, garbage

Neighbourhoods

Woodbridge · Maple · Thornhill · Kleinburg · Vaughan Metropolitan Centre · Concord — and the rest of Vaughan.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Customers let Doyo pros into their homes. These checks are why they do.

  • 18 or older, legally able to work in Canada
  • Government photo ID and a matching selfie
  • A clear police record check
  • A smartphone with the Doyo Pro app
  • Your own tools, and transport to jobs

No provincial licence

No licence is needed for handyman work, but work Ontario licenses is not handyman work. Moving an outlet or replacing a supply line goes to a licensed electrician or plumber, and Doyo routes it to one.

Some trades also ask for proof of liability insurance; the application tells you if yours does. Doyo reviews your documents — usually within a couple of business days.

Payouts

How payouts work

For jobs the customer pays by card through Doyo, your earnings reach your Doyo balance when the job is completed, and payouts are sent weekly by e-transfer. Tips are yours in full. On quote jobs, the deposit and balance are held until the customer confirms the work, and a warranty holdback is released after the warranty period.

FAQ

Handyman pros: common questions

Why Doyo Pro

Doyo’s fee is added on the customer’s side, on top of your rate — you keep the rate you set. Some categories carry a smaller fee on large jobs. Whatever applies is fixed on the job when you accept it, and your earnings are shown on the offer.