Subcontractors.
We value trade partners who do good work, keep their commitments, and share our standards for craftsmanship, communication, and respect on the jobsite.
How to Become a Stanton Trade Partner.
Stanton performs much of its construction and finish work directly, while partnering with specialist firms for work that requires particular expertise, equipment, or licensing. These relationships include plumbing, electrical, mechanical, glazing, floor refinishing, testing and abatement, and AV and security systems.
We look for partners who can deliver the agreed scope to the expected standard and within the coordinated schedule. That means having the people and resources to support the work, communicating early when something needs attention, and treating our clients, their homes, and building staff with respect.
Strong trade relationships are built through repeat performance. We want to work with dependable firms we can continue bringing into Stanton projects when the right opportunities arise.
How We Work
We expect reliable attendance, careful workmanship, and honest coordination from our trade partners. In return, we provide clear expectations, respect reasonable pricing, honor agreed payment terms, and work to create relationships where both teams can plan the work and follow through.
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Introduce Your Company
Tell us about your specialty, service area, relevant residential experience, and capacity. Include examples of your work and the best contact for estimating and project coordination.
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Review the Fit
We'll discuss your capabilities, availability, and approach to quality and scheduling. We may also request references, project examples, and applicable licensing and insurance information.
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Complete Onboarding
If there's a fit, we'll confirm the company documentation and Master Subcontractor Agreement needed to work together. Project-specific scopes, pricing, schedules, and insurance requirements are established for each assignment.
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Join Our Bidder List
Approved partners may be invited to price work that suits their expertise and availability. Invitations and awards depend on the needs of each individual project.
Introduce Your Company.
Tell us about your company, the work you specialize in, and the types of projects your team is equipped to handle. We'll follow up if we need additional information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The fit depends on the work, your capabilities, and the resources available to support the assignment. Tell us what your team does well and the size of project it can reliably handle.
Stanton partners with specialist firms for work that requires particular expertise, equipment, or licensing. This can include plumbing, electrical, mechanical, glazing, floor refinishing, testing and abatement, AV and security systems, and other specialty trades needed for individual projects.
Selected firms are asked for company and tax information, applicable licenses, insurance documents, references where requested, and the agreements needed for the work. Requirements may vary depending on the project and building.
Billing requirements and payment terms are established for the assignment. We pay according to those agreed terms and work to resolve questions about complete, approved invoices promptly.
Raise scope questions and requests for additional work with Stanton before proceeding. Any adjustment should be clearly explained, priced where applicable, and authorized through the agreed project process.
No. We aim to develop lasting relationships with dependable firms, but opportunities depend on individual project needs, availability, qualifications, scope, and pricing.
We expect reliable attendance, careful workmanship, clear communication, and accountability for the agreed scope. Trade partners should also respect the client's home, protect the property, work professionally with building staff, and communicate early when an issue could affect the work or schedule.
Tell Us About Your Specialty.
If your team shares our standards for workmanship, reliability, and service, we'd like to learn more about your company.