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EXPERIENCED FLOORING SUBCONTRACTORS ONLY – MUST HAVE ACTIVE BUSINESS Tampa, FL, 33605, Tampa

EXPERIENCED FLOORING SUBCONTRACTORS ONLY – MUST HAVE ACTIVE BUSINESS

Independent Contractor • Tampa, FL, 33605, Tampa
Benefits:
  • Bonus based on performance
  • Flexible schedule
  • Free uniforms
Floor Interior Services, a trusted Lowe’s service provider for 20+ years, is looking for experienced flooring subcontractors (business owners only) to partner with us for steady, ongoing work.

⚠️ Please read before applying:
This is NOT a position for individuals seeking employment or those without flooring installation experience.
You must have an active business, proper insurance, and proven installation experience to be considered.

What You Get:

  •  📅 Steady, full-week workload 
  •  💵 Weekly pay (consistent, no delays) 
  •  🎁 Performance bonuses 
  •  🗑️ Free material disposal (we handle cleanup logistics) 
  •  👕 Company shirts provided 
  •  🤝 Real support – dedicated team available during work hours 
Requirements (Must Have):

  •  ✔️ Established flooring installation experience (Carpet, Vinyl, Tile, Hard Surface) 
  •  ✔️ Registered business (SunBiz in Florida or equivalent)
  •  ✔️ General Liability + required insurance coverage
  •  ✔️ Own truck/van and professional tools
  •  ✔️ Ability to pass background check
  •  ✔️ Professional communication with customers (English)
Preferred (or willing to obtain):

  •  LEAD LLRP & LEAD Firm certifications 
  •  Worker’s Comp or exemption 
Who This Is For:

✔️ Independent installers running their own business
 ✔️ Crews looking for consistent, reliable work
 ✔️ Professionals tired of chasing jobs and inconsistent pay

Who This Is NOT For:

❌ No experience in flooring installation
 ❌ No active business or insurance
 ❌ Individuals looking for hourly employment

At Floor Interior Services, we partner with professionals—we don’t micromanage or leave you guessing. Our team is built by former installers, so we know what it takes to keep you working and profitable.

Compensation: $700.00 - $3,000.00 per week

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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Support and Benefits for Employees and Independent Contractors

Competitive Pay
Hourly and salaried employees enjoy compensation that often exceeds the average pay for similar positions in the industry.
Medical, Dental, Vision Benefits
Employees are offered to opt into medical benefits on their first day of work.
401k
Employees receive company matched contributions toward their retirement.
Paid Time-Off
Employees can earn time off starting on their first day and enjoy paid holidays throughout the year.
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