For contractors
Build places where people can thrive.
Bring your craftsmanship to work that makes everyday life easier.
The essentials
Explore the work and how to get started.
Tell us where and how you work.
Apply to work with Thrive.
Tell us about your business.
A little more detail
What to consider next.
Open the topics that matter to your situation.
Talk it through with us →Bring your trade experience.
Our contractor work includes the following specialties.
- Tub-to-shower conversions
- Wood and aluminum wheelchair ramps
- Carpentry, including doorway widening, subfloor, drywall, trim, and flooring
- Outlet installation or relocation
- Light plumbing, including drains, p-traps, and faucet replacement
Tell us where and how you work.
Share your contact details, location, and trade specialties in the contractor application. Our team will get in touch to discuss working together.
Work that matters in the homes people rely on.
Home modifications are personal projects. The workspace is someone’s bathroom, front entrance or route between floors. A strong working relationship begins with respect for that home and a clear understanding of the intended result.
When introducing your business, describe the trade work you perform, the areas you can serve and the kinds of occupied-home projects you know well. Specific examples help make the initial conversation more useful.
Prepare your contractor introduction.
Share general business information through the appropriate application channel. Detailed credential or project documents should be exchanged only after the receiving contact and process are confirmed.
An inquiry begins a conversation; it is not an offer of employment, approval to represent Thrive or a guarantee of assignments. Ask about the applicable qualification and engagement requirements.
- Trade specialties and the project types your team handles.
- Service area and practical travel limits.
- Relevant licenses, insurance and qualifications to discuss.
- Typical crew arrangements and how you communicate project changes.
- Experience protecting occupied spaces and coordinating other trades.
Clarify expectations before a project starts.
Discuss the written scope, schedule coordination, site access, material responsibilities and how changes will be authorized. Identify who receives questions when conditions differ from the plan.
At completion, ask what documentation, walkthrough and follow-up are required. Clear expectations help the household, the project coordinator and the contractor understand when the agreed work is complete.
Common questions
What should I include in my application?
Include your contact details, the areas you serve, and your trade specialties. A short description of your experience helps start the conversation. Keep tax, insurance, licensing, and other business documents for the onboarding channel arranged with the team.
Apply to work with Thrive Homes.
Tell us about your trade skills and where you work.