You'll find many national service companies to do contract work for but, you won't want to do business with everyone. For example, beware of a company out of California called Tech-America. I have known the people there in one way or another for about 4 years now. Up until about a year ago, their company name was 4EVRNEW. They would accept work from NSC' and find local technicians to do the work but, they would never pay the technicians. They did this for about 3 or 4 years, racking up allot of debt and ticking off allot of local technicians until they changed their name to Tech-America this past year. So far, I've been watching them and it looks like their going to start it all over again. Solicit techs, get them to do work , not pay them and then change their company name to get away with it again. Other companies like C-Pass / Metro Atlantic just have a bad problem with paying on time. I've heard from several different techs across the U.S. that they are owed money over 100 days.
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You'll find many national service companies to do contract work for but, you won't want to do business with everyone. For example, beware of a company out of California called Tech-America. I have known the people there in one way or another for about 4 years now. Up until about a year ago, their company name was 4EVRNEW. They would accept work from NSC' and find local technicians to do the work but, they would never pay the technicians. They did this for about 3 or 4 years, racking up allot of debt and ticking off allot of local technicians until they changed their name to Tech-America this past year. So far, I've been watching them and it looks like their going to start it all over again. Solicit techs, get them to do work , not pay them and then change their company name to get away with it again. Other companies like C-Pass / Metro Atlantic just have a bad problem with paying on time. I've heard from several different techs across the U.S. that they are owed money over 100 days.