Most subcontractors struggle to get approved because they're missing:
Assess your current setup
Identify missing requirements
Build your compliance package
Prepare you for contractor approval
You become "contractor-ready" and stop getting rejected before you even start.
General contractors won't even look at you if your paperwork isn't right. No insurance? You're a liability. No LLC? You look unprofessional. No onboarding docs? You're not getting past the first conversation. The truth is, most subcontractors have the skills—they just don't have the structure. Getting your business set up properly isn't just a formality, it's your ticket to the table. Without it, you're competing with one hand tied behind your back.