How subcontracting with us works
Our sales team closes the job and contracts directly with the property owner, generally on a machine hour day rate. You bring the machine and run the work. We carry the contract, the billing and the risk of the client not paying.
What actually happens
Six steps from the job landing in your inbox to the money landing in your account.
We close the job
Our sales team contracts directly with the property owner, usually priced on a machine hour day.
The job goes to the network
We send it out to our contractors. You see the county, acreage, machine hours, start date and the machine it calls for.
You submit your bid
Your company, machine details, insurance, and your day rate including mobilization or travel.
We pick the sub
If we choose you, our subcontractor agreement arrives by email. That is the only point you sign anything.
You run the job
We share the customer details. It is on you to contact them and confirm what time you will be on site. We send you that instruction by email and text too.
You invoice, we pay
Send photos of the finished work and invoice us. You are paid the next day.
Even when the client does not.
We take on all of the financial risk. If a client skips payment on us we still pay you, and we pursue it with the client ourselves. That is not something you carry as a sub.
You are paid the next day and we do not make you wait until the client has paid us. You invoice us when the work is done, never the property owner, and anything to do with billing goes through us.
How we choose the sub
We look over the details of every bid: your company reviews, your equipment and your reputation. We are not one of those outfits that always picks the cheapest. We are trying to find the right contractor at the right price for the project, because we are the ones on the hook with the client if it goes badly.
Questions subs ask
How and when do I get paid?
Send photos of the finished work and invoice us. You are paid the next day and we do not make you wait until the client has paid us. We prefer to pay online by credit card, but if you have another preferred method we do our best to accommodate.
What if the client does not pay you?
We take on all of the financial risk. If a client skips payment we still pay you, and we pursue legal recourse with the end client ourselves. Not something you have to worry about.
What if the client wants more days?
Always have them contact us for anything to do with billing. We will negotiate a deal that works for all parties rather than you having that conversation on site.
Do I have to sign anything to bid?
No. Bidding costs nothing and commits you to nothing. You sign our subcontractor agreement only once we have awarded you a job, and it covers that job.
What should my day rate include?
Your rate for the whole day, including mobilization or travel. There is an eight hour minimum on every job, so work finished early still pays the full day.
Who talks to the customer?
We handle the contract and all billing. Once you are awarded the job we share the customer details, and it is on you to contact the customer and let them know what time you will be on site. We send that instruction by email and text as well.
What subcontractors say
Easy money. No need to go back and forth with clients, just show up, do the job and get paid. Cannot get any easier than that. I am super thankful for running into you guys, y'all have brought so much work to us.
I have had a great experience working with Land Clearing Leads. The jobs are high quality, communication is fast, and payment is always quick and reliable. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for consistent work and a company that follows through.
Partnering with Taylor as a forestry mulching subcontractor has been an excellent business experience. They handle the client relationship seamlessly, and payments are always prompt. I highly recommend Taylor to any subcontractor looking for a reliable, organized partner.
Ready to bid on something?
The bid board is updated as work comes in. Filter it by your state, your machine and the dates you are open.