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Different types of subcontractors Excavation. Before a project can start, some general contractors will hire an excavation sub to prepare the site for building. Concrete. Framing. Roofing, siding, and sheet metal work. Plumbing. HVAC. Electrical. Carpentry.
The subcontractors hired by you, the general contractor, are called second-tier contractors. Its not uncommon to have your subcontractors hire additional companies to complete some tasks. Those companies are referred to as third-tier subcontractors.
4 Tips to Avoid Getting Ripped Off by a Contractor Do your homework. Solicit at least three bids for your project and check Angies List, industry associations and previous clients references before hiring. Vet and verify. Negotiate a detailed contract. Ask for a detailed outline of costs.
The second-tier contractor is hired by the first-tier contractor to perform specific tasks. A third-tier contractor works with the second-tier contractor. The second-tier contractor hires the third-tier contractor to perform services that it is unable to complete because of a lack of ability or a tight deadline.
In some instances, a subcontractor will have a singular role, and at other times, a subcontractor might have multiple tasks assigned to them. The responsibility of a subcontractor is to complete all tasks assigned by the general contractor correctly and within the specified timeline.
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Subcontractors should be experts in their trade, have a great reputation, and perform quality work. Even with a solid safety track record and strong financials, GCs often prefer subcontractors who dont leave behind a mess or create more noise than necessary on the jobsite.
Getting the right independent contractors liability insurance in place can protect you from lawsuits, mishaps, and third party property damage that can devastate your business.
Your minimum profits objective should be around 8%. 10% is average, and 15% is ideal.
What Is Markup? The average pre-tax net profit is between 1.4 and 2.4 percent for general contractors, according to the Construction Financial Management Association. The average pre-tax net profit for subcontractors is between 2.2 to 3.5 percent.
Key Takeaways. Subcontracting refers to the practice of bringing in an outside company or individual to perform specific parts of a contract or project. In most cases, a company subcontracts another business to perform a task that cannot be handled internally.

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