How trades join GRG
GRG adds licensed and insured trades across Georgia, Alabama, and Florida: painting, flooring, drywall, carpentry, roofing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and full renovation crews. Apply by email to Carl Baker. Review looks at fit, qualifications, and availability. An application is not a promise of work.
Updated November 5, 2026. Reviewed by Georgia's Renovation Group. This page is explanation, not a proposal.
Key facts
| Apply to | Carl@getgrg.com |
|---|---|
| Trades | Paint, flooring, drywall, carpentry, roof, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, full crews |
| Requirements | License and insurance in the state you work |
| Steps | Apply, vetting call, first defined project, then pipeline |
| Not included | A guaranteed start, a rate sheet, or a contract by email alone |
| Investor work | Use Service@getgrg.com, not the trade application |
Who the band is for
The contractors section exists because the work is only as good as the trades on it. GRG is explicit about the list: painting, flooring, drywall, carpentry, roofing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and full renovation crews. If your trade sits beside that list, say what you self-perform. “We do everything” is not a trade.
Geography is Georgia, Alabama, and Florida, and you should name the part of those states you actually cover. A statewide claim with a two-person crew is less useful than an honest county list. Investor clients should not use this door. Service@getgrg.com is for properties.
What the message needs
Trade, service area, crew size, license, and insurance. References and a few photos of finished work make the vetting call shorter. The apply form on this site builds that message to Carl@getgrg.com in your own email app. There is no separate portal and no phone number to screen calls.
Applications are reviewed for project fit. Work is subject to availability, qualifications, and onboarding. That sentence is the disclaimer on the homepage and it is the policy. Printing it twice is the point.
Four steps, none of them a contract
Apply. Then a vetting call about references, past work, and how you run a site. Then a first project that is a defined scope with a GRG lead, not an open-ended audition where you guess what the investor wanted. Then, if the work is clean, first call when a relevant scope shows up.
Payment follows the engagement you sign for a specific job. This page does not publish rates, and an email thread is not a master subcontract. If someone offers you a GRG package that bypasses a written scope, that is not the process this company describes.
How to be easy to hire again
Show up to the scope that was written, document a problem before you solve it with someone else's money, and leave a punch list that is short because the work was finished rather than because items were skipped. Investment renovations repeat. Trades who make the second property calmer than the first are the ones a partner calls.
There is no published response-time promise. A complete note is reviewable. A blast with no geography is not. A short no is a better outcome than a vague yes the schedule cannot support.
Sources and limits
- Trade list and four steps match the homepage contractors band.
- Disclaimer: licensed and insured trades; applications reviewed for fit; work subject to availability, qualifications, and onboarding.
- Reviewed by Georgia's Renovation Group. This page is not a solicitation with pricing.
Questions on this page
Tell us about the property.
Service@getgrg.com and Carl@getgrg.com. No phone number is published.