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Sublynk features both relationship-driven ongoing jobs and one-time jobs. Ongoing jobs are for subcontractors, referral partnerships, and longer-term relationships. One-time jobs are single opportunities with no ongoing commitment. All postings come from vetted organizations in the Sublynk Certified Network.

No. Once you create a Sublynk account you can apply to any job without being Sublynk Certified. Becoming Sublynk Certified lets you share your fully verified compliance status in order to stand out. It also unlocks more tools to grow your business: Create a public profile to showcase your compliance, Lynk with organizations to share compliance documentation, and post your own jobs.

No. Sublynk does not charge lead fees, connection fees, or job application fees. Create an account and apply to any job — you connect directly with the organizations posting work, and Sublynk takes nothing from the transaction.

Nothing. Job postings on Sublynk are completely free for organizations. Post subcontractor opportunities, one-time jobs, and network openings at no cost. Sublynk earns nothing from job postings — the platform is funded by contractor subscriptions, not recruiting fees.

Network postings are opportunities to join or work within managed repair networks, insurance carriers, and franchise systems that use Sublynk to recruit and credential their contractor rosters.

Search by zip code, service category, and relationship type to find relevant opportunities. Sublynk covers dozens of trade categories including roofing, water mitigation, fire mitigation, mold remediation, reconstruction, general contracting, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and more.

Every organization posting jobs on Sublynk has been independently vetted — including review of their business, licenses, insurance, and credentials. Posting organizations include managed repair networks, insurance carriers, general contractors, franchise systems, and property managers looking for qualified subcontractors and trade partners.

Paid When Paid means the subcontractor is paid after the posting organization receives payment from their client. It's a common pay structure in the construction and restoration industry. Payment terms are set by the posting organization and visible on each job before you apply.

It means the posting organization expects the subcontractor to supply their own materials for the job. When materials are provided by the posting organization, the listing will indicate that. Always review job details carefully before responding.

A Lynk is a verified B2B connection between two Sublynk Certified parties. When you respond to a job posting and both sides agree to work together, you can establish a Lynk — a continuously monitored connection where Sublynk verifies credentials on both sides and notifies either party if compliance status changes.