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Beau-frère à louer inc. in Montreal's west end seeks a reliable handyman to handle a variety of small home repair and finishing tasks. You’ll work daytime hours, Monday to Friday, with paid training and clear rules. You’ll document work in the app and use company gear.
You’ll be paid weekly with 35 guaranteed hours from day one, plus a $500 bonus after three months, and a health spending fund that grows with time. A valid driver’s license is required.
We take care of the rest.
Our members trust us with the small jobs around their homes: a door that sticks, trim to put up, a hole in the drywall, caulking to redo, a shelf to install. We're looking for someone handy and reliable to do them the way we'd do them at our own place. This position covers west-end Montréal.
Just an example to give you an idea: the times between stops vary from day to day.
The night before
Tomorrow's schedule is already on your phone: addresses, planned work, the client's notes. No surprises.
8 a.m.
You leave home in the van and head straight to your first client. No detour through a garage.
First stop
At Mrs. Tremblay's in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce: the bedroom door sticks and the kitchen trim is coming loose. You protect the floor, adjust, reglue, clean up. You take your photos in the app, she signs, and you move on to the next one.
Second stop
A hole in the basement drywall in Lachine. You patch it and let the client know you'll be back the next day for the sanding.
Noon
Lunch.
Afternoon
At a Club member's home, you take care of the small jobs flagged during their inspection: caulking the tub, tightening handles, securing shelves. You note anything you noticed along the way: the office will follow up.
Something unexpected?
The client asks for something that wasn't planned. You call the call centre, which checks and adjusts. You don't have to haggle over a price on the doorstep.
4 p.m.
Day done. You head home with the van. Your report is done in the app, your photos too. Your evening is yours.
Your trade
Handyman, handywoman, maintenance worker, odd-job person: whatever you call it, it's the same trade. Fixing, adjusting and maintaining homes, for people who count on you.
Selling, quoting, finding clients, managing your schedule. And no electrical or plumbing work: that's not our trade.
The conditions of the handyman job, in writing from the day you're hired.
From the day you're hired, then $27 after 12 months.
35 guaranteed hours
Paid every week, guaranteed from your first day.
8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Daytime, Monday to Friday.
We pay for gas. You keep it at home so you can head straight to your first client (no personal use).
$400 a year
For your tools.
T-shirts, cap, hoodies
Provided.
A $500 bonus
At the end of your first 3 months.
Health spending fund
$500 a year after 3 months, then $750 a year after one year, for your care: dentist, glasses, physio…
3 paid health days a year, plus 2 paid days to take between Christmas and New Year's Day.
And a trainer by your side from the start, with a written path: see below .
You work in a warehouse, a factory or as a janitor, and you renovate at home on weekends?
You're semi-retired and want to stay active?
You dream of making renovation your trade without going self-employed?
When you start
How we do things, the app, safety. A trainer by your side.
After 3 months
Your $500 health spending fund starts. Your first assigned members: clients who know you by name.
After 6 months, if you want
$28.50/h, after 10 supervised inspections and training in building maintenance plans. You take on your own portfolio of homes.
After 12 months
No conditions.
Later, if it appeals to you
The Pro job, with pay tied directly to your work, or a specialty.
Staying a handyman is also a choice we respect. It's a trade, not a stepping stone you have to take.
What people ask us most often about this job.