Work.

I don't know if it would be possible, but what about "The English Handyman" there must be a need to serve English speaking Exts in the area? Changing light bulbs, od jobs etc.... like cleaning windows?

I do not know if they have changed the law but at one time each worker  required to have a certificate of competence in the trade which he/she wanted to practice.

That meant that the UK idea of a handyman could not legally exit. 


For example: 
If you wanted to install say an electric power point, you would require an albañil (general bricklayer) to break the wall, an electrician to install the point, an albañil to make good the wall, a plasterer to make good the finish,   a painter and then a cleaner.

I would appreciate an update on that, to know  if it still applies

(Between you and me !    For a couple of years about 25 years ago, I was a handyman. I never sought  work but there was always too much.  A Spanish property manager who had me do some jobs, could not believe that one man could more or less turn his hand to almost every trade)