Construction Worker
General labour, framing, concrete, demolition and site work for residential and commercial builds, booked by the day or by the project.
Typical rate $18-$40/hr
Construction, maintenance, repair and installation work without lead fees.
No platform fees · No commission · No subscription
Tradespeople are used to paying for work twice: once to a lead-generation service that sells the same enquiry to four competitors, and again in the time spent quoting jobs that were never really available.
Postings here go to the trades who match them, at no cost to either side. The category covers day labour and short crews as well as licensed electrical, plumbing and HVAC work with the credentials stated up front.
General labour, framing, concrete, demolition and site work for residential and commercial builds, booked by the day or by the project.
Typical rate $18-$40/hr
Building maintenance, preventive schedules and repairs for apartment complexes, offices and facilities. Often permanent rather than project work.
Typical rate $20-$40/hr
Appliance, HVAC and equipment diagnosis and repair, both for service companies and directly for property owners.
Typical rate $25-$55/hr
Flooring, cabinetry, windows, doors, fixtures, solar and smart home installation, usually quoted per job rather than hourly.
Typical rate $22-$55/hr
Residential and commercial electrical work, service calls, panel upgrades and new construction rough-in. License requirements are listed on each posting.
Typical rate $30-$75/hr
Rates reflect typical US market ranges for this category and are shown to help you judge a posting. Actual pay is set by the employer and agreed with you directly.
Postings in this category are advertised under a wide range of titles. These are the ones that appear most often:
For electrical, plumbing and HVAC work, yes, and the required license is stated on the posting. General labour, carpentry, painting and most installation work does not require a state license, though insurance is often expected.
Both. Labour and crew work is normally hourly or by the day, while installation and specialist repair is usually quoted per job. The posting says which before you apply.
No. This is the main difference from lead-generation services, which charge you per enquiry and sell the same enquiry to several competitors. Here you see the job and respond at no cost.
Yes. Contractors regularly post multi-person requirements, and you can apply as a crew rather than as an individual.
No platform fees, no commission and no subscription — for workers or employers.