Base game
- Job Well Done Unlock all other trophies. 0.7%Ultra rare
- Pocket Change Earn $2,000. 2.3%Ultra rare
- Drop and Roll Faint 10 times. 2%Ultra rare
- First Gig Complete your first job. 92.6%Common
- Wheels of Progress Buy your first new car. 76.2%Common
- Clean Sweep Buy 100 sponges in the shop in total. 2.9%Ultra rare
- Bag It Up Buy 100 trash bags in the shop in total. 2.9%Ultra rare
- Paint in the Town Buy 100 paint cans in the shop in total. 1.2%Ultra rare
- Getting the Hang of It Unlock your first skill in the skill tree. 42.2%Rare
- Solid Paycheck Earn $5,000. 1.4%Ultra rare
- On the Clock Complete 200 jobs. 0.9%Ultra rare
- Spotless Buy 300 sponges in the shop in total. 1.5%Ultra rare
- Waste Not Buy 300 trash bags in the shop in total. 1.3%Ultra rare
- Fresh Coat Buy 300 paint cans in the shop in total. 1.1%Ultra rare
- Plastic Fantastic Recycle 200 plastic trash units. 1.5%Ultra rare
- Glass Class Recycle 200 glass trash units. 1.4%Ultra rare
- Can It! Recycle 200 aluminium trash units. 1.5%Ultra rare
- Sharp Tools, Sharper Mind Unlock 7 skills from the skill tree. 1.7%Ultra rare
- Mr. Fix-It All Earn $10,000. 1.1%Ultra rare
- Citywide Fixer Complete 400 jobs. 0.8%Ultra rare
- Rolling Business Buy 5 cars. 1.1%Ultra rare
- Eco Machine Recycle 300 plastic trash units. 1.3%Ultra rare
- Clear Intentions Recycle 300 glass trash units. 1.3%Ultra rare
- Can-Do Spirit Recycle 300 aluminium trash units. 1.3%Ultra rare
- True Professional Unlock 14 skills from the skill tree. 0.7%Ultra rare
Trophy facts for Handyman Simulator
How many trophies does Handyman Simulator have?
Handyman Simulator (PS5) has 25 trophies: 1 platinum, 7 gold, 9 silver and 8 bronze, worth 1,320 trophy points in total.
How hard is the Handyman Simulator platinum trophy?
0.7% of players have earned the platinum trophy in Handyman Simulator. On PlayStation's rarity scale that is “Ultra rare”.
What is the rarest trophy in Handyman Simulator?
The rarest trophy that is not secret is “Job Well Done” (Ultra rare), earned by 0.7% of players.
Trophy names, descriptions and rarity come from PlayStation. Guides open on their authors' own websites.




































