Faucets, toilets, lights & outlets

Minor Plumbing & Electrical Repairs in Maryland

Faucets, toilets, disposals, light fixtures, ceiling fans, outlets and switches replaced like-for-like, safely and to code. Bigger jobs go to a licensed trade.

  • Licensed & insured, MHIC #117279
  • Free written estimates
  • 1-year labor warranty
  • Open 7 days, 8am–8pm

4.9 on Google · 93 reviews · Based in Reisterstown, MD

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Minor Plumbing & Electrical Repairs

Minor Plumbing & Electrical Repairs Done Right

Not every plumbing or electrical problem needs a plumber or an electrician. Replacing a dripping faucet, fixing a running toilet, swapping a dated light fixture, installing a ceiling fan on an existing box or changing an outlet to a GFCI are common repairs that cost far less as part of a handyman visit.

We know where that line is. We do not work on gas lines, electrical panels, new circuits, water heaters or repiping. When a job needs a licensed plumber or electrician, we say so up front. For the everyday fixture work, we shut off power or water at the source, install to code and test everything before we leave.

What we do

Plumbing & electrical Services We Handle

Real jobs from our crew in Central Maryland. No stock photos.

Honest pricing

Plumbing & electrical Costs in Maryland

Typical ranges from our jobs. Your free estimate is itemized and in writing before any work starts.

Single fixture

$75–$200

One light fixture, faucet or a few outlets.

Under two hours

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Most common

Toilet or disposal

$150–$250

Replace a toilet or disposal, plus haul-away.

About 2–3 hours

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Fixture list

$250–$450

Half-day of faucets, lights, outlets and fans.

Half-day visit

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Bathroom refresh

$450–$750

Faucet, toilet, vanity light, fan and outlets in one day.

Full-day visit

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What moves the price: Prices are labor; fixtures are extra. Old or damaged valves, boxes or wiring may add time.

How it works

Our 5-Step Plumbing & electrical Process

You know what happens next, what it costs and when it will be done.

Vanity light bar, faucet and mirror installed over a wood vanity, a Handyman on Demand project
  1. 1

    Check the setup

    We confirm the new fixture fits what you have and look for problems.

  2. 2

    Written estimate

    Parts and labor listed before we start.

  3. 3

    Shut off safely

    Water or power is shut off at the source.

  4. 4

    Install

    Old fixture removed, connections cleaned and the new one installed to code.

  5. 5

    Test

    No leaks, correct operation and GFCI protection verified before we leave.

Why it matters

What we will and will not do

  1. 01

    Like-for-like work

    Fixture swaps, repairs and installs on existing plumbing and circuits.

  2. 02

    Licensed trades for the rest

    Panels, new circuits, gas lines, water heaters and repiping go to a licensed contractor.

  3. 03

    Safety first

    GFCI protection near water, secure mounting and leak testing on every job.

4.9 on Google · 93 reviews

Reviews From Maryland Homeowners

“Fast, reasonably priced, and high quality work. Very easy to work with. Highly recommend, I’ll be using them again if they are available.”

Todd Baker Google review · home repairs

“Excellent service! I couldn’t ask for anything more! They were quick to respond to my situation. They were fast, knowledgeable and very efficient in their work. I have used this company for all of my jobs on my home in the last 5 years.”

Jerice Leeks Google review · repeat customer

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Questions

Plumbing & electrical FAQs

What plumbing and electrical work can a handyman do?

We handle fixture replacements, minor repairs and installations on existing plumbing and circuits. We do not do repiping, sewer lines, water heaters, panel upgrades, rewiring or new 240V circuits. If your job needs a licensed contractor, we tell you.

How much does faucet or toilet installation cost?

Faucet installation typically costs $100–$200 in labor, toilet installation $150–$250 and light fixtures $75–$150, plus the cost of the fixture. Estimates are free.

Do I need to buy the fixtures?

You can buy them yourself or we can source them. If you buy them, we will tell you what to look for so everything fits.

Do you install GFCI outlets?

Yes. Kitchens, baths, laundry rooms and garages built before the 1990s often lack GFCI protection, and it is a small, inexpensive safety upgrade.

Is your work code-compliant?

Yes. Electrical work follows the NEC and plumbing follows the plumbing code. We test every fixture before we leave.

Areas We Serve

Serving Central Maryland

Handyman on Demand provides plumbing & electrical and handyman services across Baltimore, Howard, Carroll, Anne Arundel, Harford and Montgomery counties. See the full list of towns we serve.