Do I need a contractor license to work with you?

No. That's the whole point. We hold the Florida General Contractor (CGC1539545), Plumbing (CFC1434028), and Roofing (CCC1337097) licenses — and you work under them on the projects we assign. We pull permits, we sign with the customer, we carry the contractor liability. You bring your trade skill.

Do I need to have my own LLC or business?

It helps but isn't required. We can work with you as a 1099 individual or with your existing LLC. If you don't have an LLC yet and want to set one up, we can point you to local resources.

What insurance do I need?

A general liability policy is strongly recommended (commonly $1M coverage). Some trades may also need workers' comp depending on your crew size and Florida rules. We'll walk through what applies to your specific situation before your first job.

How and when do I get paid?

You get paid bi-weekly via direct deposit, based on completed and approved work. Payment terms are detailed in your subcontractor agreement before you start.

Can I work for other contractors too?

Yes. You're an independent subcontractor — not an employee. You're free to take other work as long as you can deliver on the jobs we assign you on the agreed timeline.

Is this 1099 work or W-2?

Subcontractor relationships are 1099 — you operate as an independent business. If you're looking for a W-2 position with hourly pay and benefits, see our full-time careers page instead.

How soon can I start?

After you submit the form, we'll respond within 48 hours. If we both see a fit, we'll set up a brief intro call and review your background. From there, your first project assignment usually comes within 1–3 weeks depending on what we have open in your trade and area.

Subcontractor Opportunities · Tampa Bay

Got years in the trades but no license? Stop turning down jobs.

Power Contractor Group is hiring skilled subcontractors across Tampa Bay. Work under our Florida licenses (General, Plumbing, Roofing), get a steady pipeline of paid work, and stop losing jobs because you can't pull permits yourself.

Apply now Call (813) 614-0989

No license required 1099 / independent Bi-weekly direct deposit Bilingual EN / ES

How it works

Three steps to keep working — without the licensing wall.

01

You bring the skill

Years of trade experience, your own tools, and the drive to do quality work. Solo or with a crew.

02

We bring the work

Customer acquisition, contracts, permits, and insurance — all handled under our Florida licenses (CGC, CFC, CCC).

03

You get paid

Bi-weekly direct deposit on completed work. No chasing customers. No collections. No paperwork headaches.

Why subcontract with PCG

Built around skilled tradespeople, not paperwork.

No license required

Work legally under our Florida General, Plumbing, and Roofing licenses. We pull the permits.

Steady project pipeline

We close the customers across Tampa Bay. You get a regular flow of jobs that match your trade.

You focus on the craft

We handle estimates, customer service, change orders, and warranty. You build, install, repair.

Bi-weekly direct deposit

Get paid every two weeks as work is completed and signed off. Transparent invoicing.

Bilingual support

Communicate with us and customers in English or Spanish. Both languages welcome on every job.

Build your reputation

Work under a licensed umbrella while you build the experience, references, and savings to pursue your own license.

Trades we work with

If you build, install, repair, or finish — we want to talk.

We assign projects across virtually every construction trade. Electrical work is referred to our partner company Power LLC.

General construction Plumbing Roofing Framing Drywall Painting Tile Flooring Concrete Masonry HVAC Stucco Siding Gutters Insulation Demolition Hauling Landscaping Fencing Windows & doors Screen enclosures Pool & spa

Who's the right fit

You're a great fit if you have…

3+ years of hands-on experience in your trade
Your own tools and reliable transportation
Valid driver's license
Work authorization in the United States
General liability insurance (or willingness to obtain it — we can help guide you)
A track record of clean, on-time, code-compliant work

Missing one of these? Apply anyway and tell us in the message field — many things can be worked through.

Apply to subcontract

Tell us about your trade. We'll respond within 48 hours.

Takes about 2 minutes. The more detail you give us, the faster we can match you to the right projects.

Your info stays private — used only to evaluate your application
Prefer to talk? Call (813) 614-0989
Or email accounting@powercgc.com

Full name * Phone *

Email * Years of experience *

Primary trade * Crew size *

Other trades you can also handle (optional) Areas you can work Tell us about your experience *

I have general liability insurance (or I'm willing to get it) I have my own tools and reliable transportation I have work authorization in the United States

By submitting, you agree to be contacted by Power Contractor Group at the phone or email you provide. We won't share your info.

Frequently asked

Questions subcontractors usually ask first.

Don't see your question? Call or text us at (813) 614-0989.

Do I need a contractor license to work with you?

No. That's the whole point. We hold the Florida General Contractor (CGC1539545), Plumbing (CFC1434028), and Roofing (CCC1337097) licenses — and you work under them on the projects we assign. We pull permits, we sign with the customer, we carry the contractor liability. You bring your trade skill.
Do I need to have my own LLC or business?

It helps but isn't required. We can work with you as a 1099 individual or with your existing LLC. If you don't have an LLC yet and want to set one up, we can point you to local resources.
What insurance do I need?

A general liability policy is strongly recommended (commonly $1M coverage). Some trades may also need workers' comp depending on your crew size and Florida rules. We'll walk through what applies to your specific situation before your first job.
How and when do I get paid?

You get paid bi-weekly via direct deposit, based on completed and approved work. Payment terms are detailed in your subcontractor agreement before you start.
Can I work for other contractors too?

Yes. You're an independent subcontractor — not an employee. You're free to take other work as long as you can deliver on the jobs we assign you on the agreed timeline.
Is this 1099 work or W-2?

Subcontractor relationships are 1099 — you operate as an independent business. If you're looking for a W-2 position with hourly pay and benefits, see our full-time careers page instead.
How soon can I start?

After you submit the form, we'll respond within 48 hours. If we both see a fit, we'll set up a brief intro call and review your background. From there, your first project assignment usually comes within 1–3 weeks depending on what we have open in your trade and area.