Contractor Opportunities

Professional Painters and other Trade Subcontractors are reviewed on a rolling basis. Should you be interested in partnering with DP&M, please note the following:

• Contractors are required to complete a W9 Request for Taxpayer Identification Number & Certification for our company records and tax reporting.

• Contractors, by law, must be Authorized to Work in the United States and have a valid Social Security Number (SSN), Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), or Employer Identification Number (EIN).

• Contractors will receive a 1099-NEC Tax Form at the beginning of each tax year and are responsible to report demographic changes to the company as necessary.

• Contractors are expected to carry their own General Liability Insurance & Workers Compensation coverage.

• Contractors are expected to have their own reliable transportation and complete projects by the deadlines.

• Contractors must have their own tools and basic materials to use at project sites.

• Contractors are not company employees and may accept or decline a project proposal freely at will.

• Contractors are not company employees and therefore can make their own work schedule; However, for any given project, certain hours may be required to accommodate the customer or business being served.

• Contractors are paid as agreed upon for their participation in or sole completion of a project, not by the hour.

• Work opportunities may decrease during the first quarter of the year as is common in the profession.

Field, Office, & Admin Opportunities

There are no openings for field, office, or administrative employee positions at this time.