Vendors & subcontractors

We find the problem.
You are who we send.

Gulf ProClean cleans homes and businesses from Pensacola to Panama City Beach — and because we are inside those properties every week, we are usually the first to notice a leak, a failing compressor, a pool pump about to go, or a stain that is not a stain. Our customers expect us to get the right licensed person there.

That person is you. We are building a standing vendor bench with pricing agreed in advance, so when a finding comes in we dispatch instead of shopping.

Submit your pricing What we require

What being on the bench is worth

Work you did not have to sell

Findings come from our field supervisors during scheduled visits and Home Watch checks. It is pre-qualified work at a property we already have access to, with a customer who already trusts us.

Pricing agreed up front

You give us a rate card once. We dispatch against it. No re-quoting every job, no race to the bottom on a bid board.

Coordination handled

Our vendor coordinator schedules access, meets you if the property is vacant, and follows the job to completion. You are not chasing a homeowner for a key.

Paid on agreed terms

Invoices reconciled against your submitted rates and approved on a set cycle. We tell you the terms before you accept the first job, not after.

Non-negotiable

What every vendor must have

We verify all of this before a single work order goes out, and we re-verify at every renewal. A vendor whose coverage lapses comes off the dispatch list that day — not as a matter of paperwork tidiness, but because an uninsured subcontractor on a customer's property becomes our liability and our customer's problem.

Mold work has its own bar. Florida requires mold assessors and mold remediators to be separately licensed under Chapter 468, Part XVI. Remediators must carry at least $1,000,000 in general liability with specific coverage for mold-related claims; assessors must carry $1,000,000 in general liability plus errors & omissions. The same firm may not both assess and remediate the same project. We hold vendors to all three of those.
Trades we dispatch

Categories and what Florida requires

If your trade is not listed, submit anyway and tell us what you do — this list grows with what our properties turn out to need.

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How it goes

From submission to first work order

  1. You submit your pricing

    The form takes about fifteen minutes. License number, coverage, service area, response times, and your rate card.

  2. We verify

    We check your license directly with the issuing authority and confirm your insurance is current. Usually two to three business days.

  3. Documents

    We request your certificate of insurance, workers' comp certificate or exemption, and W-9 by email. Nothing sensitive goes through the web form.

  4. Terms conversation

    A short call: rates, payment terms, how dispatch works, what our customers expect on site.

  5. On the bench

    You go into the dispatch list for your trade and service area. Work orders come from our vendor coordinator with the property, the finding, and the access arrangement.

  6. Ongoing

    We track responsiveness, quality, callbacks and pricing accuracy, and we re-verify your license and insurance at each renewal. Lapsed coverage pauses dispatch until it is current again.

Submit your pricing