For Licensed Contractors
No Commissions. No Marketing.
Just Work.
INMA brings you fully scoped, sold jobs with a complete material takeoff — ready to build. No sales overhead, no tire-kickers, no FICA-obligating salesperson on your payroll.
Why Contractors Work With INMA
What You Get
Every job INMA sends you is already sold, scoped, and priced. You show up to build — not to sell.
No Sales Commission
INMA absorbs the sales function entirely. You don't pay a percentage off the top. You don't carry a salesperson on payroll. No FICA obligation, no W-2 headache.
No Marketing Spend
No HomeAdvisor fees, no Google Ads, no door-knockers. INMA markets to the homeowner. You get the call when the job is ready.
Fully Scoped Jobs
You receive a complete packet: detailed scope of work, material takeoff, measurements, and photos of the property. No ambiguity, no renegotiating on day one.
Your Name on the Contract
The homeowner signs directly with you. INMA is never a party to the construction contract and never touches construction funds. You run your job your way.
Keep Your Supplier Margin
If you beat the material cost through your supplier relationships — better pricing on caulk, nails, housewrap — that's your margin to keep. We scope the work, not the supply chain.
No Tire-Kickers
Every job INMA sends is a committed homeowner who has already retained our services and signed an agreement. You're not bidding against four others. The job is ready.
The Process
How It Works
Simple from your end. INMA handles the homeowner relationship — you handle the build.
INMA scopes and prices the job
We walk the property with the homeowner, build a detailed scope, and establish a fair market price. The homeowner retains INMA and commits to moving forward.
You receive the full packet
Scope of work, material takeoff, measurements, property photos, and a pre-written installation agreement with your company name and UBI already on it.
Three-way walkthrough
You, the homeowner, and Jake walk the property together. You confirm scope details and ask questions on-site before anyone signs anything.
Homeowner signs directly with you
The installation agreement is between you and the homeowner. INMA is not a party to it. The homeowner's deposit goes directly to you.
You run the job
You manage your crew, your schedule, your materials. INMA stays available for communication support but does not direct your work or means and methods.
What We Ask
The Standard
INMA personally vouches for every contractor in the network. That means we need to know you operate at a level we're comfortable putting our name next to.
- Licensed, bonded, and insured — current WA contractor's license, general liability COI, and bond on file with INMA before any job is assigned.
- Operationally sound — you're not taking jobs to make payroll from the last one. INMA won't send a homeowner's deposit to a cash-flow crisis.
- Follow INMA's installation standards — James Hardie Best Practices, proper flashing, manufacturer specs. The warranty stays intact. No shortcuts.
- Use INMA's contract with the homeowner — consistent paperwork protects everyone. The agreement is pre-written with your details. You review it, you sign it.
- Priority scheduling for INMA jobs — when a job is ready, it's ready. Contractors who consistently pass or delay lose access to future jobs.
Get on the List
Interested in Working With INMA?
Send Jake a quick message with your company name, UBI, and trade specialty. If it looks like a fit, he'll reach out to set up a conversation.