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About Finishing Solutions Network

Our Mission Statement:

The FSN mission is to strengthen the construction industry by connecting stakeholders, facilitating partnerships, and promoting collaboration among contractors and industry partners to raise standards, stabilize markets, and support workforce development and safety.

THE FSN DIRECTORY PROCESS:

Funded by our network of member contractors, our services are provided at no cost to you.

FSN offers nationwide access to thousands of pre-screened, fully insured, and bondable contractors equipped to handle projects of every size.

For complex facade and structural scopes, our design-assist contractors deliver early-stage expertise to ensure seamless execution.

By connecting projects with certified, highly trained trade professionals, FSN helps eliminate rework, optimize project timelines, and uphold strict quality and safety standards.

The 4-step process to securing high-road contractors:

  1. Scope & Needs Assessment: FSN reviews project requirements, timeline, and specialized trade needs with you.

  2. Member Matching & Directory Referral: FSN then identifies pre-screened member contractors best qualified for the scope.

  3. Contractor Engagement & Vetting: FSN connects with selected member contractors to present project details and verify current capacity.

  4. Direct Connection & Introduction: FSN then facilitates a direct introduction between your project team and the FSN member contractor.

Network Support:

Funded by our network of member contractors, our services are provided at no cost to you.

FSN offers technical advisory to support your team from planning through execution. We assist with scope clarification, trade alignment, and ongoing coordination to ensure project specifications are met with precision.

OUR VETTING CRITERIA:

Our contractor vetting process focuses on three primary pillars designed to reduce risk:

  1. Workforce Training: To maintain quality and safety standards, FSN subcontractors have structured training and continuing education programs in place for all field personnel.
  2. Direct Employment: To maintain quality and compliance, all FSN subcontractor field personnel are direct W-2 employees of the contracted company, not individually misclassified 1099 independent workers or temporary labor pools.
  3. Safety Compliance: To ensure safety on the job, FSN subcontractors assign supervisors and forepersons with OSHA 30 certification, while all other field personnel must hold active OSHA 10 certifications.

Interested in becoming an FSN member contractor? Request membership details below.

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