Safe hands, honest work, done right.

Your reliable handyman in Mid Sussex

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Hi, I’m Matt

I turn up when I say I will, treat your home with care, and leave it tidy.

I’m a fully insured handyman with a City & Guilds Level 3 qualification in electrical installation, so you can trust the small electrical jobs are done safely too.

Services

I’m always happy to help with quick fixes, but I also love getting stuck into slightly larger jobs. Got an installation or improvement project that would take a day or two? I’d love to hear about it.

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Electrical

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Icon of a hammer and wrench crossing each other.

Carpentry

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Wall Hanging

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Shelving & Blinds

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Door Repairs

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Furniture Building

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Odd Jobs

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Paint Repairs

Areas I Cover

I cover towns & villages along the A23, from Crawley to Hassocks. Not sure if you’re in my area? Just ask.

Map showing the service area for Handy Matt, a company that operates in a region outlined in purple. The map highlights towns including Crawley, Handcross, Cuckfield, Bolney, Hickstead, Burgess Hill, and Hassocks. Major roads such as A23, A272, and A24 are visible on the map.

Hassocks, Burgess Hill, Hickstead, Bolney, Cuckfield, Handcross, Crawley

How My Pricing Works

Where possible, I try to provide a fixed price for each job, so you know what the work will cost before I start.

I have a minimum call-out charge of £80. For smaller jobs, it can make sense to group a few jobs together to be covered within this minimum charge.

For a price, please get in touch for a free virtual or in-person quote.

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Photos

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Old Wardrobe

Before

New Wardrobe

After

Renew Bath Seal

Newley fitted kitchen with warm natural tones and lighting in Hassocks

Under Cabinet Lighting

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Bespoke Bench Seat

What My Customers Say

“From start to finish, Matt was fantastic to work with - creative, flexible and really attentive to the finer details. He took the time to understand what we needed and came up with practical, well-thought-out solutions that worked perfectly for our quirky space.”
— Beckie Wingrove
“Matt was professional and friendly. Carried out high quality work on our garden fencing. Would absolutely go to Matt for home and garden jobs in the future and would recommend his services to others.”
— Amie Rai
“Matt came to do some work on our garden room, fencing, and other small jobs, and he was excellent. His work is high quality, he’s really friendly, organised, on time/schedule, and was great with our kids. It’s definitely made Matt our go-to from now on.”
— Chamkaur Ghag
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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you need to view the job in person?

For straightforward jobs, there’s usually no need for a visit beforehand. Simply send me some photos and details via WhatsApp, and I can normally provide a price and get you booked in.

For larger or more complex jobs, I’m happy to visit first, assess what’s involved and provide an estimate before you decide whether to go ahead.

How much do you charge?

Where I can, I give a fixed price upfront, including a breakdown of materials. For larger or less predictable jobs I’ll give you an estimate, and I won’t add any extra costs without agreeing them with you first.

I need an electrician, can you help?

For small jobs, yes. I add sockets, extend existing circuits and fit lights. For bigger work like rewires, new circuits, fuse board changes, complex fault finding or anything that needs certifying, you’d be better off with a full-time electrician

What jobs don't you do?

I like to try and help where I can in most areas but I normally avoid the following: interior decorating, carpet fitting, gardening.