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Handyman knows everything. Handles anything.

Handyman is the AI that looks after your property. Text it the moment something comes up: it already knows your furnace, your water heater, who fixed what and when, and what is still under warranty. It writes the job up, WeReno gets it priced, and it stays on the job until it is done. On 5,000+ properties today, opening street by street, which is why it asks for an address.

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Put the gutters at 9 Ashgrove Rd on a yearly clean, first week of November
Set. Gutters are on a yearly clean now. I will nudge you every November before it is due.
Add the furnace filter too
Added, monthly. Both are on the plan for that address with their next dates.
One text, and the job repeats every year
The numbers
5,000+

Properties Handyman looks after today, from single homes to small rental portfolios.

40,000+

Contractors on the WeReno network, ready to be put to work on your job.

Any hour

Text it at eleven at night and it answers in seconds. It does not keep office hours.

No app

It works in the messages you already send, and your own number is your login.

Houses, condos, rentals and small portfolios. One property or twenty, and nothing changes shape when the second one arrives.

It already knows

Standing in the shop wondering which filter fits?

Ask Handyman. It knows the furnace you own, the size it takes and when the last one went in. Same for the water heater, the roof warranty, the service history and the shutoff valve nobody can ever find.

Ask it anything about your house.

From the product
what size filter does the furnace take
16x25x1. The last one went in on 14 March, so you are about due for a change.
That is the furnace at 9 Ashgrove Rd, in since 2019 and still covered on parts until 2029: handyman.ai/e4n7 Want me to put a spare set on the next group buy while you are out?

Ask from the aisle and the answer comes back in seconds. It is reading your own property, so it is the filter that actually fits, the warranty you actually hold, and the date somebody actually turned up.

Say it the way you would say it out loud.

From the product

Home: what can I help with?

Any home

Handyman always asks before it spends anything.

No categories to pick, no urgency scale, no working out which trade it belongs to. You describe what you noticed and Handyman works out which home, which piece of equipment and what to ask next. Then it waits for your yes: Owner still has to approve the work. No one’s on the way yet.

Say it out loud

Things people actually text it.

No categories, no forms, no job number. You send the sentence you would have said to a person, and Handyman works out the rest.

Need someone to cut the lawn all summer

Handyman writes the job up properly and WeReno puts it out to crews who already work your street. You get the prices back side by side on the same scope, not three quotes for three different jobs.

Which filter does my furnace take?

It knows the furnace at your address, the size it takes and when the last one went in. Answered while you are standing in the aisle.

There is water under the downstairs sink

It asks the one or two questions a plumber would ask, opens the job against the right house, and WeReno gets a trade on it. Nothing gets booked until you say go.

Is the dishwasher still under warranty?

Parts and labour run out on different days and different companies owe you each one. Handyman holds both. Check before you pay for a repair you already own.

What should this cost?

It tells you what the work usually runs before you approve anything, from what the same job has cost across the network.

image.jpg what is this and is it bad?

Send the picture instead of describing it. Handyman tells you what it is looking at, whether it waits until Monday, and what to ask for.

Who fixed the roof last time?

Every trade who has worked on the place, what they did and when, kept against the address. You stop being the filing cabinet.

Three neighbours want their driveways sealed too

Handyman groups the demand into one job and WeReno takes it to market as one. Buying together is the whole point of a group buy.

Remind me before the furnace service is due

It builds the calendar off the equipment you actually own, on the interval that equipment asks for. You get the nudge, not the bill.

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Filed against the house, read straight off the slip. If something on it is unclear it asks you one question rather than handing you a form.

What have I spent on this place this year?

Split by trade, with the receipt behind every line, so you can see where the money actually goes.

No heat and it is minus twenty

It knows which of your properties, what is in it and who serviced it last, and gets somebody moving at once. Any hour.

Handyman does the working out, the writing up and the chasing. People at WeReno make the calls that need a person: sourcing a trade, pushing back on a price, anything licensed. You approve every dollar before it is spent.

Start to finish

Four steps, and you only do the first one.

  1. 1 You text it One sentence, a photo or a voice note, on iMessage, SMS or WhatsApp. Nothing to install.
  2. 2 It works out what you meant Which property, which piece of equipment, what was done to it last time and what is still covered.
  3. 3 The work gets done around you The job written up properly, the right trade found and priced, the follow-ups chased. You are not in that part.
  4. 4 It comes back for your yes Options side by side, in plain words. Nothing is booked and nothing is spent until you pick one.
Two halves

It knows your house. It goes to bat for you.

One half is memory, kept against the address instead of in your head. The other half is muscle: when something needs doing, it writes the job up, WeReno finds the right people, and it stays on them until it is done.

Memory

It remembers so you do not have to

Every appliance, every repair, every warranty date and every manual, in one place you can simply ask a question of.

  • Which water heater you own, down to the model and serial
  • When the HVAC was last serviced, and who did it
  • Whether it is still under warranty, before you pay for a callout
  • Where the water shutoff and the panel are, in words anyone can follow
See what it remembers →
Action

It goes to bat for you

Tell it what is wrong in your own words. It writes the job up properly, WeReno takes it to the right trades, and the answers land side by side so you can see what you are actually paying for.

  • WeReno picks from 40,000+ contractors across Canada and the US
  • Several quotes, every one priced against the same scope
  • When somebody goes quiet, WeReno gets back on them
  • Nothing is booked and nothing is spent until you say so
See how work gets done →
Message it

One message in. Handyman takes it from there.

Early access

You text. It opens the job against the right address. Everything stays in one thread.

  • Nothing to install. iMessage, SMS or WhatsApp, from the number you already text from.
  • No password. Your number is your login, and a one‑time code signs you in on the web.
  • One thread. Start it on your phone, pick it up on a desktop, mid sentence.
From the product

Ask: the same thread on your phone and on the web.

Create a maintenance schedule to clean them every year November 1st week
Set. Gutters go on a yearly clean, first week of November. I will nudge you before it is due, every year.

Later, on the web

is the furnace at Ashgrove sorted? is anyone actually coming?
Job 3, the rattle on startup: a heating and cooling firm has taken it: handyman.ai/j6q2 No visit time is booked yet, so nobody is turning up today. You get a time from me the moment they confirm one.
While I am in here: job 2, water under the downstairs sink, is waiting on you. Is the furnace still rattling on startup, or has it settled since? That tells me whether to push for a time or close it off.
From the product
Jobs

Five jobs on the go. One needs an answer from you.

One needs more from you

This one is waiting on your answer. Everything else is moving.

Water under the downstairs sink Needs an answer from you

Happening now

Furnace making a rattling noise on startup Trade chosen, no time booked yet
Check the heat pump’s air filter and change or clean it if it is dirty Trade chosen, no time booked yet
Kitchen tap dripping Booked in, time confirmed
Install the new toilet Trade chosen, no time booked yet
Annual furnace service Done
From the product
Reminders

3 still to come.

Ask the tenant whether the tap is still dripping Waiting · Fri 1:00pm, 11 September 2026
Change the furnace filter Waiting · Thu 10:00am, 17 September 2026
Book the chimney sweep before it gets cold Waiting · Tue 9:00am, 29 September 2026

DoneSnoozeCancel it

One of those reminders is Handyman chasing an answer it needs, sitting in the open where you can snooze it or cancel it. The job states say what a person would say, because “a trade is chosen” and “somebody is coming Tuesday” are two very different days.

Maintenance

Before something breaks.

The plan is built from what you actually own: your furnace, on the interval your furnace needs. You get the nudge before it is due instead of the bill after it fails.

What is dueAn agenda on your phone, a calendar on a desktop, and a real date behind every mark.
What is lateOverdue is the first thing it shows you, not the last.
Why this oftenYour own equipment sets the interval, with the manual quoted on the item.
Explore Maintenance →

Why not a work-order form?

A form asks you to already know

  • which category the problem belongs to
  • which unit and which piece of equipment
  • how urgent it is on someone else’s scale
  • which trade to send it to
How it actually works

A message asks Handyman to work it out

  • you describe what you noticed
  • it matches that to the equipment already on file
  • it asks the one or two questions that matter
  • it opens the job and keeps the history

Who this is for.

four owners, one job list

You don’t have a person.

No plumber, no electrician, nobody you would call twice. Now you have a bench of trades across the country and somebody getting you quotes off it.

You just bought the place.

Nothing is written down. Photograph what is there and Handyman builds the record for you: what you own, what is covered, and when any of it was last looked at.

You rent places out.

Tenants message you at eleven at night. Each home keeps its own history, everybody signs in with their own number, and a tenant reporting a leak never sees what the roof cost.

You’re tired of being the project manager.

Chasing the quote, chasing the date, chasing the trade who said Tuesday. Handyman takes the chasing and hands the decisions back to you.

At any scale

One property, or all of them.

The record that makes one house easy is the record that makes twenty readable. Handyman looks after more than 5,000 properties today, and nothing changes shape when your second one arrives.

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Straight answers, from us.

The questions people ask first.

Can I use Handyman today?
It is live, on more than 5,000 properties. The real question is whether it is live at your address, and coverage opens area by area. Put the address in and we will tell you where yours stands.

How do I message it? What’s the number?
You text it, and the number comes to you when your address opens. Your first message sets up your account against that number and sends you a link, so the web side is there whenever you want it. We keep the number off this page so the people we can already serve get answered fast.

Is anything on this page real?
All of it. Every screen badged From the product is the working software, doing this work today. The homes and firms in the examples stand in for real ones, so nobody’s address is on show.

What will it cost?
Handyman is free to use. Ask it anything, keep the whole record, get the reminders, all of it. When it gets work done for you, WeReno takes a fee on that job, and it varies by the type of work. Same on marketplace items like group buys. You see the fee before you agree to anything.

Does it spend money on my behalf?
Only on your say‑so. We line up quotes and hold a job at “a trade is chosen” for as long as you like. The tap that turns that into somebody arriving is yours, and the line saying so sits inside the box you type into.

Who sees my property information?
You, and whoever you invite. Everybody in a household gets their own account on their own number, so what a tenant or a family member can see is set by you and holds on every channel, texts included. A trade sees the job you send them.

What about a full renovation?
Renobot looks after homeowners through a renovation, and Capital runs the complex commercial ones. Handyman picks the building up the day the last trade leaves.

What do you need from me to start?
A street address, a name and a number we can reach you on. About fifteen seconds. Your account is made against that number, so there is nothing to install and no password to remember. Everything else the house knows, it learns from what you answer and what you photograph.
Early access

Find out whether your street is open.

Five questions, about fifteen seconds, and the last one is the address. That is the one that decides it: coverage opens area by area, and we tell you where yours stands. Handyman is free to use.

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