Hello Handy vs Honey Homes

Hello Handy is a membership home-maintenance service for San Francisco and the Peninsula, down to Cupertino — foreman-led crews working your list at one published rate ($125/hr, plans from $399/yr). Honey Homes is a real alternative, and the honest answer is that the right choice depends on what you're solving. Here's the comparison, plainly.

What Honey Homes is

Honey Homes is a well-run membership handyman service: a monthly fee, a dedicated handyman, an app to manage the list. They operate across multiple metros in several states.

Side by side

Hello Handy Honey Homes
Territory San Francisco and the Peninsula, down to Cupertino — only. Our crews work the same fog-belt Victorians and pre-war Peninsula stock every week. Multiple metros across several states.
Who shows up Vetted, foreman-led crews who arrive already briefed by your home record — you never re-explain the house. Background-checked, and backed by vetted licensed subs when a job needs a specialty trade. A dedicated handyman, per their model.
Pricing Published on our site: $399/yr Annual with labor at $125/hr, or Handled at $499/mo with 3 crew-hours included monthly (banked up to 9). Monthly membership; see their site for current pricing.
Scope depth A specialty in skilled wood repair — dry rot, decks, siding, trim, wood windows stay in-house. General handyman scope, per their published materials.
Entry point $399 for a full year, plus a free documented walk-through before you commit anything. Monthly subscription from day one.

The honest bottom line

If you want a broad handyman membership and you're outside our territory, Honey Homes is a credible choice — we'd rather you have someone good than no one. If your home is in San Francisco or on the Peninsula and its problems include wood — and here, they eventually do — that's exactly what we're built for.

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