Trades

Carpenters come in all shapes and sizes. Every contractor has a different definition of the trade, so our detailed skills taxonomy enables customers to target the specific type of carpenter that’s right for them.

Concrete is the foundation of our collective investment in infrastructure, clean energy and economic growth. Skillit concrete workers have experience in everything from heavy highway construction and sensitive military projects to residential builds and everything in between.

Electrification is our future, and electricians will be essential to our nation’s ongoing investment in housing, commercial and industrial growth and solar. Skillit taxonomizes the wide range of electrician skills so contractors can laser-target their specific needs.

Drywall has been and will continue to be an essential component of commercial construction projects. Skillit’s network includes the top dedicated drywallers and ceiling tile installers nationwide.

General Labor is the backbone of the job site, but Skillit understands that good laborers are far from being “unskilled.” Quite the opposite. Skillit helps builders identify experienced, safe laborers with the right job site experience.

Skillit members include the full range of equipment operators and operating engineers from loading and excavating, surfacing and pile driving to crane operation.

Like other skilled trades, talented HVAC installers and technicians are in short supply nationwide. As electrification gains traction and our climate becomes increasingly unpredictable, demand for this trade will only grow. Skillit’s skills taxonomy helps connect contractors with the HVAC workers they need, be they experts in sheet metal, electrical work or anything in between.

Skillit has a robust network of industrial and civil plumbers nationwide. Our pipefitters and pipelayers have a diverse array of skills and experiences on job sites of all types.

Skillit’s plumber network includes residential and commercial plumbers of all types in almost every state.

Dedicated solar technicians and installers are fast becoming one of the most sought after trades. From large solar farm builds to residential installations, Skillit’s deep network of solar professionals has experience in the full range of PV work. In addition, Skillit’s detailed skills taxonomy makes it possible to recruit workers with skills in carpentry, electric and other related trades that make them ideal candidates for training as solar workers.

Like many other skilled craft workers, welders are in high demand and good ones are hard to find. Welders are yet another trade where Skillit’s screening process and skills taxonomy helps builders find the right welders with the talent needed for their specific applications.