North Dakota directory

Handyman Services in North Dakota

Find the North Dakota city for the property, research the business and describe the work in separate parts. The Attorney General’s hiring resource provides official starting points for contractor checks and a written proposal.

Choose the North Dakota city and exact job location

Start with Bismarck, Fargo, Minot or the other relevant city guide in the list below. A listing’s state label or contact location does not by itself establish service at your property. Read the business’s published territory and ask about the exact address.

Keep that location answer with the work request. If a business uses a different trading name in its reply, ask which identity will appear on the proposal so that you can research the same entity you are considering hiring.

Use the AG’s contractor research routes

North Dakota’s Attorney General links to Secretary of State contractor records and AG transient-merchant information. Research the relevant route with the business identity and scope; this directory does not decide which requirement applies.

Read the record in the context of the proposed work rather than treating a city result as the check itself. If the business cannot explain which entity or person is offering the work, resolve that question before moving on to the agreement.

List the work and any subcontracted parts separately

A repair list might combine trim work with a separate connection or alteration requiring further trade review. Ask who will propose and perform each part, who supplies the products and who will answer questions if the scope changes. Do not assume every item is included because one business coordinates the conversation.

The AG’s written-contract checklist covers repairs, materials, subcontractor information and permit responsibility. Keep each business’s identity and duties clear in the proposed scope.

North Dakota project questions

Where can I begin researching a North Dakota contractor?

Use the Attorney General’s Hiring a Contractor resource and its linked contractor and transient-merchant information. Match the relevant official record to the actual business. The city-directory entry does not establish compliance.

What should I clarify when one estimate involves another business?

Ask who performs each part, supplies materials and manages changes. The AG checklist includes subcontractor information. Keep those identities and responsibilities with the proposed scope.

Official resource: North Dakota consumer and contractor research. Checked October 21, 2026.

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Popular handyman project categories

Caulking and Sealing

Removal and replacement of failed caulk around appropriate interior and exterior joints.

Door and Window Repair

Adjustment of sticking doors, basic hardware replacement, weatherstripping and minor window-related repairs.

Assembly and Outdoor Equipment

Assembly of playsets, exercise equipment, patio furniture, storage products and selected outdoor structures.

Interior Painting

Room, trim, door and touch-up painting for maintenance, move-in preparation or an updated interior.

Furniture Assembly

Flat-pack furniture, shelving, desks, cabinets and storage systems assembled and positioned according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Deck and Fence Maintenance

Minor board, fastener, gate, railing and finish maintenance for outdoor structures.

Drywall Repair

Patching small holes, replacing limited damaged sections and preparing surfaces for touch-up finishing and paint.

TV Mounting and Wall Hanging

Mounting televisions, artwork, mirrors and wall storage with attention to wall type and suitable anchors.

Cities and communities covered in North Dakota

The 14 listed places have a combined 2025 estimated population of 494,510. The directory uses official incorporated-place estimates and excludes communities below the 5,000-resident threshold.

Largest listed markets in North Dakota

Reviewed handyman listings in North Dakota

The companies below were selected using information published on their official websites. City pages show providers only for communities included in their stated service areas.

Reviewed official listing

Ace Handyman Services Fargo Moorhead

Door and window repair · Drywall repair · Carpentry · Installation

A locally operated handyman office whose official website publishes service coverage in Fargo, West Fargo.

(701) 428-1019 Official website

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Population reference: U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 incorporated-place estimates.

SOURCE-BACKED COVERAGE

Providers with mapped city coverage

These listings do not imply statewide availability. Each card reflects one or more explicitly mapped cities.

SOURCE-BACKED LISTING

Dandee Services Inc

Mapped cities: Bismarck, ND, Mandan, ND

Profile → · Official website ↗

SOURCE-BACKED LISTING

Bismarcks Best Handyman

Mapped cities: Bismarck, ND, Mandan, ND

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SOURCE-BACKED LISTING

Done Right ND

Mapped cities: Bismarck, ND, Mandan, ND

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SOURCE-BACKED LISTING

Kuleck Contracting

Mapped cities: Bismarck, ND

Profile → · Official website ↗

SOURCE-BACKED LISTING

Handyman Kota

Mapped cities: Bismarck, ND, Mandan, ND

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SOURCE-BACKED LISTING

Fargo Handyman LLC

Mapped cities: Fargo, ND

Profile → · Official website ↗

SOURCE-BACKED LISTING

Fargo Fix It

Mapped cities: Fargo, ND

Profile → · Official website ↗

SOURCE-BACKED PROVIDERS

Additional providers with source-backed coverage

Listings below use official provider and service-area sources. Confirm current availability, qualifications and project scope directly.

North Dakota housing context

These U.S. Census Bureau estimates describe North Dakota during 2020–2024. They provide context for discussing a property; check the actual building, occupancy and ownership before defining work.

ACS 2020–2024 five-year housing estimates
MeasureEstimate90% margin of error
All housing units377,281± 282
Occupied housing units331,063± 1,699
Owner-occupied homes208,084± 2,303
Renter-occupied homes122,979± 2,250
One-unit detached homes214,044± 2,118
One-unit attached homes23,865± 1,156
Median year built1982± 1
Housing units by construction period
Year builtUnits90% margin of error
2020 or later6,638± 716
2010 to 201969,654± 1,603
2000 to 200945,151± 1,365
1990 to 199935,510± 1,324
1980 to 198940,022± 1,431
1970 to 197962,201± 1,898
1960 to 196930,688± 1,204
1950 to 195930,675± 1,228
1940 to 194913,479± 770
1939 or earlier43,263± 1,257

Source tables: Housing totals · Tenure · Building types · Year built · Median year built. Survey estimates and their margins of error are shown as published; these are not October 2026 counts. The separate population reference uses Census Vintage 2025.

For a rented home, confirm who can authorize alterations. In a shared building, ask about access and work rules. An area-wide construction period does not establish the age, condition or safety requirements of an individual home; check the property records and the specific project.