Clear scopes. Evidence-backed pay.
At-Cost plans to engage vetted roofing crews while serving as contractor of record. Crews would invoice At-Cost under agreed terms after documented work is approved.
- Launch plan
- DFW
- Payout basis
- Evidence approved
- Provider rail
- Pending
- DFW is the planned launch market
- Completion uses milestone evidence
- Crew terms require an executed agreement
- At-Cost is the contractor of record
Built for crews who already do the work.
Defined project scopes.
An offered project would identify the property, scope, service area, and agreed unit pricing before a crew accepts it.
Coordinated materials.
At-Cost coordinates supplier orders and delivery as contractor of record. Job-specific responsibilities and exceptions remain in the accepted scope and executed agreement.
Recorded coordination.
At-Cost coordinates permits, scheduling, approved changes, and homeowner communication. Crews still document work, safety issues, and field conditions assigned to them.
Agreed unit pricing.
At-Cost invoices the homeowner as contractor of record. Crew pricing, responsibilities, classification, and payment terms are defined by the executed agreement and applicable law.
Quality-based dispatch.
Documented milestone evidence, callbacks, and project feedback can inform future assignment decisions once the operating program is active.
Evidence-gated payout.
Approved completion evidence supports payout eligibility. Method, timing, and fees depend on the executed agreement and configured provider rail.
Clear responsibilities on both sides.
Crew responsibilities
- Accept a defined scope and agreed unit pricing
- Complete the work assigned by the executed agreement
- Document required milestones and field conditions
- Raise safety issues and scope changes for review
At-Cost coordination
- Serve as contractor of record for the homeowner
- Coordinate materials, scheduling, permits, and communication
- Review completion evidence against the agreed scope
- Authorize approved amounts through a configured payout rail
What we look for.
This preview shows the planned review areas. Final requirements and response timing would come from an active application process, executed agreement, and applicable law.
- Evidence of insurance required by the executed agreement and applicable law
- Applicable local registrations, permits, and trade credentials
- Manufacturer certifications when required by a selected warranty program
- Crew capacity appropriate for each accepted scope
- Ability to communicate safety instructions and jobsite issues in English or Spanish
- Willingness to document jobs with milestone photos (tear-off, dry-in, final). We'll show you exactly what we need. This protects you and the homeowner.
Completion first. Authorization stays separate.
Milestone evidence supports completion review. An approved crew amount can then move through a separately authorized payout process under the executed crew agreement.
Completion review
Required milestone photos and the agreed scope are reviewed before payout eligibility. Marking work complete does not itself move money.
Authorized disbursement
Method, timing, and any fees depend on the executed agreement and a configured provider rail. No production payout rail is selected or configured in this V0.
See what a crew application may ask for.
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- 1. Review the information that may be requested.
- 2. Insurance, credentials, and service areas would require verification.
- 3. Unit pricing and responsibilities would be recorded in an executed agreement.
- 4. No application, verification, response, or job offer occurs in this preview.
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Final requirements, verification, classification, and terms would be set by an executed agreement and applicable law.