Become a Service Provider
Attain more customers and grow your business by joining an elite nationwide network of OpenWorks subcontractors.
Nationwide Service Provider Opportunities
OpenWorks brings together an elite nationwide network of service providers who are dedicated to achieving mutual success through high-value facilities care. As an OpenWorks professional service provider, you gain the opportunity for unlimited growth potential — without having to sell.
Why become a service provider?
No Selling Required
We have the customers. We just need you. And keep your existing customers.
Thousands of opportunities across the USA
We're active in 50 states.
Administrative Support
We take care of the invoicing and collections to make life easier for you. And, you get paid in net 30 days
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Service Support
We have a dedicated call center focused on prompt assistance with all your inquiries.
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Unlimited Growth Opportunity
Grow your business at your own pace – and we supply the customers!
OpenWorks by the Numbers
What you Need to Become an OpenWorks Service Provider
Sign our Subcontractor Agreement
We'll get all the paperwork ready for you to read and sign.
Proof of Insurances & Licenses
In order to safeguard our partnership, we'll need to make sure the insurance is all in order.
W-9 Background & Reference Checks
Finally, we need to do some final checks before getting you setup with OpenWorks customers.
Available Service Provider Opportunities
Awards and Accolades
We're proud to be an award-winning company, with long-term memberships with some of America's most trusted associations.
What other service providers say
“I would recommend OpenWorks because they can help you grow your business. I grew up fast. Like in a year I already had enough business to be able to quit what I was doing and jump in with OpenWorks.”
“With OpenWorks it’s been such a great journey to not have to live paycheck to paycheck. And now I’m my own boss. I can manage my time the way I need, and I can provide for my family the way I would want to.”
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