Buckinghamshire Handymen

Buckinghamshire

Handymen in Aylesbury

9 handymans we list cover Aylesbury. 4 are based in the area. 1 is on a trade register.

Also coversBiertonStoke MandevilleWeston TurvilleAston ClintonHartwellStoneWatermead

See the 9 firmsBuckinghamshire Council

9 of 9 firms

Firms based in the area first, then by distance from Aylesbury. Nobody pays for position.

Handymen that cover Aylesbury
FirmBased inDoesChecksContact
Final Touch Home Improvements Aylesbury
Covers Aylesbury, Princes Risborough, Buckingham +2		 Odd jobs, Shelves and fixings, Flat-pack assembly, Small repairs, +5 Trading, no register found 0333 577 6377Website
ICS Maintenance Aylesbury HP19
Covers Aylesbury, High Wycombe, Amersham +2		 Odd jobs, Flat-pack assembly, Small repairs, Painting and decorating, +2 Trading, no register found 01296 297073Website
Jack Handyman Aylesbury
Covers Aylesbury		 Odd jobs, Shelves and fixings, Flat-pack assembly, Painting and decorating, +3 Trading, no register found 07751 934307Website
TradesProLtd company 13482678 Aylesbury HP20
Covers Aylesbury, Wendover		 Odd jobs, Shelves and fixings, Doors and windows, Flat-pack assembly, +6 Trading, no register found 07723 966130Website
Buckingham Decorator & Handyman Service Buckingham MK18
15 mi
Covers Aylesbury, Buckingham, Winslow +1		 Flat-pack assembly, Small repairs, Painting and decorating, Property maintenance Trading, no register found 07971 110654Website
Steve's Handyman Services LtdLtd company 13033394 Milton Keynes MK3
16 mi
Covers Aylesbury, Buckingham, Milton Keynes		 Odd jobs, Flat-pack assembly, Small repairs, Garden jobs, +1
Which? Trusted Traders
 07376 010188Website
Oxford Flatpack Garsington OX44
Covers Aylesbury		 Flat-pack assembly, Commercial Trading, no register found 07506 014037Website
The Gentleman Home ServicesLtd company 16870265 Haddenham HP17
Covers Aylesbury, High Wycombe, Marlow		 Shelves and fixings, Flat-pack assembly, Small repairs, Painting and decorating Trading, no register found 0330 520 2882Website
Windmill ServicesLtd company 09651424 Thame OX9
Covers Aylesbury, High Wycombe		 Small repairs, Painting and decorating, Tiling, Flooring, +3 Trading, no register found 01844 279519Website

Short answer

Aylesbury is a town of terraces, flats and newer estates. Most homes date from after 1945, and over a quarter from 2000 or later. Typical handyman jobs are flat-pack, shelves, doors and gutters. Near Bear Brook, keep drains and gullies clear. Gas work and new circuits stay with registered specialists.

Handymen in Aylesbury by service

What sort of homes are in Aylesbury?

Mostly terraced and semi-detached houses, with many flats. The 2021 Census counted 29,235 households in the 6 Aylesbury town wards. Of these, 31.1 per cent lived in a terraced house, against 23.0 per cent for England.

Another 20.0 per cent lived in a purpose-built flat. Only 13.2 per cent had a detached house. Some 494 households were in shared ownership, so a housing association may own part of the home.

If you rent or part-own, read your agreement before you pay for a repair. It often says who fixes doors, windows and fences.

How old is the housing stock?

Young, by national standards. Across the 10 Aylesbury areas on the Council Tax list, 34.6 per cent of homes date from 1973 to 1999. Another 28.2 per cent were built in 2000 or later. Only 5.8 per cent are from before 1919.

The centre is different. In the Aylesbury Central area, 28.2 per cent of homes are from before 1919, beside many new flats.

HSE says homes built or refurbished before 2000 can contain asbestos. In an older house, ask the handyman how they check before they drill or sand a textured ceiling.

Which Aylesbury streets have a flood warning?

The Environment Agency runs two flood warning areas for Bear Brook and its tributaries in the town. One runs from Broughton to Haydon Mill Farm and takes in the Hilda Wharf and California areas.

The other runs from Walton Court, in the Ellen Road area, down to St Marys School and Keen Close.

In these parts, clear leaves from gullies, gutters and air bricks each autumn. Check your own address on the GOV.UK long term flood risk service.

Do conservation rules affect small jobs in the old town?

Yes, in the historic core. Buckinghamshire Council publishes one appraisal for the Aylesbury, Walton and Wendover Road conservation areas.

A conservation area is article 2(3) land under the permitted development order. There, you cannot clad an outside wall in render, timber, tiles or plastic without planning permission.

A satellite dish also needs care. It must not go on a chimney, wall or roof slope that faces and can be seen from a road.

Questions

Can a handyman fit a new socket circuit in my Aylesbury kitchen?

Not on their own. A new circuit is notifiable work under Part P of the Building Regulations. Use an electrician on a competent person scheme, or get building control approval first.

Who owns the fence on a new Aylesbury estate?

Your title plan and transfer deed usually show this. Some estates also have planning conditions that limit fences at the front. Check your planning history with Buckinghamshire Council.

Is there a flood warning service for Aylesbury?

Yes. The Environment Agency has flood warning areas for Bear Brook in the town. You can sign up for free warnings on GOV.UK.

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Sources

  1. ONS Census 2021, table TS044 Accommodation type (Nomis)
  2. ONS Census 2021, table TS054 Tenure (Nomis)
  3. Valuation Office Agency: Council Tax stock of properties 2025 (build period, table CTSOP4.1)
  4. House of Commons Library: MSOA names
  5. HSE: Asbestos frequently asked questions
  6. Environment Agency flood warning area: Bear Brook and tributaries, Broughton to Haydon Mill Farm, Aylesbury
  7. Environment Agency flood warning area: Bear Brook and tributaries, Walton Court to St Marys School, Aylesbury
  8. GOV.UK: check your long term flood risk
  9. Buckinghamshire Council: conservation areas in Buckinghamshire
  10. The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015, Schedule 1 (article 2(3) land)
  11. General Permitted Development Order 2015, Schedule 2 Part 1 (cladding, Class G flues and soil pipes, Class H satellite dishes)
  12. GOV.UK: Electrical safety, Approved Document P