Service Providers

What are the qualifications and requirements to be an InstallNET Service Provider?

If I meet all these qualifications, what do I do next?

Use the Contact Us form to request service provider membership information and an InstallNET team member will contact you. You will be asked to fill in a profile on your company.

What is the next step after we turn in our company profile?

InstallNET’s Gary Difabio, Regional Development Manager, will review your profile to see if it meets our criteria and if we have an opening in your market. He will then contact you by phone or email. If everything looks good, you will be sent a packet with a W-9 form, a Service Provider Agreement and Service Provider Handbook. We will also set up a meeting or conference call to walk you through our website, job flow process and service provider standards. After that point, you will begin receiving quote requests from our project managers for installations in your area.

How much does it cost to become an InstallNET Service Provider Member?

Membership is free!!

What benefit do we get from becoming an InstallNET Service Provider?

How does InstallNET evaluate their Service Providers?

Installers are evaluated on how well they meet our standards. InstallNET Project Managers evaluate service providers on every job. Evaluations will be emailed to service providers upon job completion.

How does InstallNET pick their Service Providers?

InstallNET looks at all the applicants that come through marketing, referrals and inquiries then examines them to see which companies are the most compatible with InstallNET’s goals.

How many Service Providers do you have in each market?

With our rapid growth rate we will require 3–5 Service Providers in each market area.

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