Trade Partner Inquiry
For established trade companies and crews working across the Boise metro area. Here is exactly what we need on file before a first project.
Quick answer
This page is for established Idaho trade companies inquiring about working with Iron Crest Remodel on Boise-metro residential projects. Requirements are listed in full — DOPL registration, insurance, licensed-trade credentials where required, references, and a minimum of three years verifiable experience. Submit through the form below and a project manager will follow up.
Iron Crest Remodel operates a multi-crew model to serve homeowners across the Boise metro area and Treasure Valley. We partner with skilled subcontractors and trade crews who share our commitment to quality craftsmanship, professionalism, and client satisfaction.
Consistent Project Pipeline
Iron Crest Remodel maintains a steady flow of residential remodeling projects across the Boise metro area.
Competitive Subcontract Rates
Rates are agreed per scope before work starts and invoices are processed on the terms in your agreement, not whenever the month allows.
Professional Standards
We maintain high standards for workmanship, safety, and client communication. Our subcontractor partners share our commitment to quality and to the standards our clients expect.
Long-Term Relationships
We build lasting partnerships with our subcontractors. Crews who consistently deliver quality work become trusted, preferred partners with priority access to upcoming projects.
We are actively seeking skilled subcontractors in the following trade categories. If your crew specializes in one or more of these areas, we want to hear from you.
To maintain the quality and professionalism our clients expect, all subcontractor partners must meet the following requirements.
For licensed trade companies and crews. Tell us about your business and we'll follow up with next steps, including the certificates we need on file before your first project.
Looking for a job rather than a partnership? Apply as an individual instead.