Morges · Canton of Vaud

Handyman in Morges

Post your job for free – shelves, pictures or small repairs – and get offers from people nearby. No commission – you set the price, in line with minimum wages.

If you pay someone for household work, you are usually their employer: AHV from the first franc and accident insurance. Workpop doesn’t do this for you. Guide: AHV for side jobs and household work

Indicative prices

  • Carpenter (tradesperson, for comparison)CHF 80–130 per hour

    Source: renovero · As of 1 September 2026

  • Travel costs of a tradesperson, flat feeCHF 50–100 per visit

    Source: renovero · As of 1 September 2026

Indicative prices, varying by region and provider. Legal minimum wages and social contributions may apply on top.

You set the price, in line with minimum wages.

Guide: prices and minimum wages

Open jobs in Morges and nearby

There are no open jobs for this service in Morges right now.

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In short: handyman

A handyman helps with the small jobs around the home: hanging pictures and shelves, fixing a door that sticks or putting up a curtain rail. This guide explains what you can ask for, gives indicative rates for comparison and shows which jobs need a licensed installer. On Workpop you post your job for free – in English if you like.

Full guide: Handyman

Frequently asked questions

  • Can a handyman do electrical or plumbing work?
    Electrical installations, gas and plumbing connections generally require a licensed installer; for electrical work the NIV applies. Post small jobs like shelves or pictures on Workpop, and contact a licensed firm for installations.
  • How much does a handyman cost in Switzerland?
    We have not found a reliable price survey for handyman work. For comparison, carpenters charge CHF 80–130 per hour plus travel costs of CHF 50–100 (renovero, September 2026). A private helper sets their own price: agree it before the work starts.
  • Do I have to pay AHV for a handyman?
    If you pay a private person for work in or around your home, in general you are their employer and AHV/IV/EO contributions are due from the first franc. Whether someone is self-employed is decided by the compensation office, case by case. Check with your cantonal AHV compensation office.

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