We’re excited to announce a strategic partnership with DPR Construction, WND Ventures and Suffolk Technologies. Beyond the investment itself, we believe this signals a broader shift across the construction industry as leading builders begin investing directly in workforce infrastructure. Together, we’re building the AI-powered systems needed to help contractors find, deploy and coordinate skilled craft labor at a level of speed, precision and scale never before possible.

Solar electrician pay ranges from $28 to $55+ per hour in 2026 depending on license level, market, and project type. See journeyman and master electrician rates for solar work by state.

Solar installer pay ranges from $19 to $35+ per hour in 2026 depending on state, project type, and experience. See wage breakdowns by market and role level.

Plumber wages by city in 2026. See what journeyman and master plumbers earn in Houston, Chicago, Phoenix, New York, and 10+ more major markets, with breakdowns by experience level and sector.

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See what heavy equipment mechanics earn in Houston, Chicago, Dallas, Phoenix, Seattle, and more. Real market-rate data by region, specialty, and experience level.

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