Your expert on call for small home repairs
Fix it yourself.
Safely.
Show Fixwise what's wrong, and a friendly repair expert talks you through the fix step by step, in real time. Safety comes before anything else.
How it works
Show the problem
Describe what's wrong and add photos or a short video. A dripping tap, a loose hinge, a tripped outlet.
Safety check first
We assess the risk before anything else. If it's dangerous or needs a licensed pro, we tell you and stop.
Fix it together, by voice
Talk hands-free with a calm expert who guides you one step at a time and can look through your camera.
Safety isn't a feature. It's the rule.
Every problem goes through a safety check before any guidance. During the call, the assistant confirms that power and water are off before hands-on steps, and it will stop the session the moment something looks dangerous.
- Emergency signs like gas smell, sparks, smoke or water near wiring stop everything immediately
- A safety checklist you confirm before starting (breaker off, water off, protective gear)
- Jobs that need a licensed pro are never coached as DIY
- One step at a time. Nothing moves on until you confirm
Safe to DIY
Tightening a hinge, plunging a drain, replacing a flapper.
DIY with precautions
Swapping a light switch with the breaker off and tested.
Call a professional
Gas appliances, main panels, structural work, roofs.
Emergency
Gas smell, CO alarm, sparks, smoke: get out and call for help.
Popular repair guides
Step-by-step fixes for the problems people search for most, each with a safety verdict.
Save money
Skip the call-out fee
A small repair often costs more in call-out fee and labor than the fix itself. When a job is safe to do yourself, Fixwise talks you through it for a fraction of the price.
| Problem | Typical pro visit | With Fixwise | You could keep |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leaky faucet | $125–$350 (plumber) | $24–$49 | $76–$326 |
| Running toilet | $125–$350 (plumber) | $17–$49 | $76–$333 |
| Outlet not working | $100–$250 (electrician) | $15–$49 | $51–$235 |
| Washer not draining | $110–$250 (appliance technician) | $24–$49 | $61–$226 |
| Door won't latch | $75–$200 (handyman) | $17–$49 | $26–$183 |
Pro prices are typical 2026 US ranges for small repairs, including the call-out fee (sources: HomeGuide, Angi); they vary by area. Fixwise prices are the $10 start fee plus live guidance at the current per-minute rate, for up to an hour on the call. Parts cost the same either way. During early access, Fixwise is free.
It can see what you see
Share a live camera snapshot mid-call so the assistant can check a part or connection.
Every fix, remembered
Your issues, photos and full conversation transcripts, all in one place for next time.
Clear pricing
See the price before you start, the running cost during the call, and the total at the end. No surprises.