Author: Adrian Nita

In Michigan, a handyman can take on repair jobs under $600 without a license. You need a license for larger jobs or to work in specialty trades

In Connecticut, a handyman must have a home improvement contractor license to tackle any jobs over $200 or to earn more than $1,000 a year.

A handyman in Colorado generally can do only minor jobs without a license from the city or county where they work.

A handyman in Delaware can work on jobs without a contractor license as long as the total project cost is under $50,000.

Unlike in many states, a handyman in Alaska needs a license to do even small jobs.

A handyman can do odd jobs for less than $1,000 in Arizona but needs a contractor’s license to do bigger jobs or work that requires a permit.

A handyman can do odd jobs for less than $1,000 in Arizona but needs a contractor’s license to do bigger jobs or to work in specialized fields like electrical

Alabama doesn’t require a specific handyman license for general maintenance and repair work. You can handle projects that are less than $50,000 without a license

Minnesota doesn’t have statewide handyman licenses. Without a residential license, professionals can do up to $15,000 of work annually.