Consistent work
Repeat opportunities across commercial, residential and insurance work, not one-off jobs.
Subcontractor network
J.M. Lee Construction partners with licensed, insured trade contractors on commercial buildouts, custom homes, renovations and insurance rebuilds across Georgia and the 15+ states we operate in.
Why partner with us
Clear expectations. Coordinated projects. A partnership built for the long term.
Repeat opportunities across commercial, residential and insurance work, not one-off jobs.
Written scopes, drawings and schedules before you mobilize. No handshake deals.
Net 30 on approved invoices, with a clear process from invoice to payment.
Coordinated schedules and site access, so your crew can work instead of wait.
Certified MBE, DBE and SBE subs help our clients meet participation goals on public work.
Strong performers get first look at larger scopes and multi-site work.
Requirements
All documents must be current and on file before you start work on any J.M. Lee job.
| Coverage | Notes | Minimum |
|---|---|---|
| General liability | Per occurrence / aggregate; J.M. Lee as additional insured | $1M / $2M |
| Workers’ compensation | Statutory limits for your state | Statutory |
| Employer’s liability | Each accident | $500K |
| Commercial auto | Combined single limit, if vehicles are used on the job | $1M |
| Umbrella / excess | Larger commercial scopes, as required by contract | As required |
Project-specific requirements are set out in the subcontract agreement.
How we work
Every J.M. Lee project is managed in Houzz Pro. Subcontractors get access to their jobs and submit a daily log for each day on site. It keeps the owner informed and protects your work.
One shared record. Everyone stays informed.
Job site safety
Every subcontractor and crew member is expected to follow these standards and all applicable OSHA regulations.
Follow all applicable OSHA construction standards. OSHA 10 required for crew; OSHA 30 preferred for foremen.
Hard hat, safety glasses, high-visibility vest and safety-toe boots; gloves and hearing protection as the task requires.
Fall protection at 6 feet and above. Inspect ladders and scaffolds and use them properly.
Complete site orientation before your first day and participate in weekly toolbox talks.
Report every injury, incident or near miss to the site lead immediately and log it the same day.
Keep tools in safe working order with guards in place. Only trained, authorized operators run equipment.
Follow lockout/tagout procedures and use GFCI protection on temporary power.
Keep safety data sheets on site and label chemical containers properly.
Clean your work area daily, keep walkways and exits clear and dispose of debris properly.
Zero tolerance. No weapons on site. Anyone impaired is removed from the job.
Protect finished work and the client’s property. Maintain professional conduct at all times.
Anyone on site can stop work if they see an unsafe condition.
Payment terms
Invoices are paid net 30 from the date the invoice is approved. Each invoice must match the agreed scope and include the required supporting documents.
This page is a summary. Your signed subcontract agreement controls.
Trades we hire
We’re always looking for reliable trade partners across commercial, residential and insurance work.
Have your license, certificate of insurance and W-9 ready.
Subcontractor registration
Our team reviews every application. Here’s what the onboarding process looks like.
Connect with our team about subcontracting opportunities.