Handyman Franchise Territories: Pick Your Area

No. While some knowledge of home repair can be helpful, it’s not required. We’re looking for strong leaders who are organized, customer-focused, and business-minded. Most franchisees manage operations, sales, and customer service—our skilled subcontractors handle the hands-on work.

Franchisees receive comprehensive training that covers everything from marketing and operations to software systems and sales. You’ll also benefit from ongoing coaching, access to a national call center, digital marketing programs, vendor partnerships, and peer-to-peer support from other franchise owners.

The total initial investment typically ranges between $100,000 and $150,000, including the franchise fee, working capital, and start-up costs. Handyman Connection is a low-overhead model—no need for trucks, tools, or inventory—making it an affordable and accessible option for many aspiring entrepreneurs.

Absolutely. Homeowners across Canada consistently struggle to find reliable, professional help for small to medium-sized projects. Repairs and renovations don’t pause for seasons or economic slowdowns, which means this business thrives in nearly every market—and we’ll help assess the opportunity in your specific territory.

Yes. The Canada Small Business Financing Program (CSBFP) helps entrepreneurs secure loans by sharing the risk with lenders. Under this program, you may be eligible to borrow up to $1,000,000—of which up to $500,000 can be used for leasehold improvements, equipment, or franchise fees.

Absolutely. Most major Canadian banks (like RBC, BMO, TD, and Scotiabank) have dedicated franchise lending departments. These lenders are familiar with the franchise model and often provide loans based on the strength of the brand, your credit history, and your business plan.