Around the house
Move furniture, carry boxes, stack firewood, or tackle the lifting that is easier with someone beside you.
Extra hands. Local help. Florence, Oregon.
Big to-do list?
Bring extra hands.
Grandsons connects people who need help with people ready to work. From stacking firewood to moving furniture, find an extra hand for a few hours or a whole day.
Everybody needs a hand sometimes.
Starting close to home
Built for neighbors. And their next project.
Our starting promise
01 /Clear scope before work
02 /Pricing without guesswork
03 /Respect for every worker
A little help goes a long way
Your project.
A few more hands.
For homeowners, seniors, contractors, and local organizations. One helper for the afternoon, or a crew for the job ahead.
For people ready to work
Local work. Flexible hours.
The worker marketplace is taking shape around approved profiles, skills, availability, and nearby opportunities.
A compensation target, not a guarantee of work or earnings.
Become a GrandsonOutside & on the job
Get hands for yard cleanup, material moving, and general site support. Contractors can plan for multiple helpers.
A plan before the first hour
Describe the work, choose a time and number of helpers, and review an upfront estimate. Requests are not confirmed until workers accept an assignment.
General helping hands, not a substitute for licensed trades. Service availability depends on scope, safety requirements, and applicable licensing.
Straightforward starting rates
More hands.
Simple math.
The starting estimate is $40 per worker-hour, with a two-hour minimum per helper. Scale the help to your project.
Initial customer rate
$40/ worker-hour
One helper · 2-hour minimum$80
Two helpers · 4 hours$320
Four helpers · 8 hours$1,280
At the current $25/hour worker compensation target, the $15/hour difference is gross spread before operating costs, not net profit. These are estimates, not a promise of staffing. Rates may change.
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Checkout products are managed through Grandsons’ MadeThis catalog.
Make room for a little help
You don’t have to
do it all yourself.
Start with the job. We’ll start with the hands.