Choosing a career in residential construction isn’t just about building homes — it’s about building your future. Whether you’re interested in carpentry, electrical work, plumbing or construction management, the trades offer hands-on careers with excellent pay, high demand, and real-world impact.
In home building, you're not just doing a job - you're joining a team that takes pride in every project. It's meaningful work that builds practical skills, lifelong confidence, and a career you can count on every day. For a future that's rewarding, reliable, and truly irreplaceable - start building it today.
No trade offs, just job satisfaction.
Carpenters are builders at heart—creative, practical, and hands-on. If you like making things come to life and working with tools, this trade delivers from blueprint to build.
Most Construction Managers start in trades before progressing into this position. If you're organized, a natural leader, and like keeping everything on track, this role puts you in control. It’s ideal for big-picture thinkers who still appreciate the details.
Electricians need to be good at problem-solving, working with their hands, and understanding how things like circuits and wiring work.
Gasfitters are precise, cautious, and work by the book — because safety matters. It's a great trade for responsible people who like steady, high-demand work.
If you're practical, methodical, and like solving messy problems, plumbing is always in demand. It's a trade where your work really matters — and it pays off with stability and strong wages.
If you're mechanically minded and like hands-on problem solving, this is a cool career — literally. It's ideal for people who enjoy precision work and want to master in-demand systems.
This is outdoor work for people who don't mind heights, are safety focused, and enjoy seeing the impact from the street.
Great for people who enjoy working with tools and metal, this trade combines math, precision, and hands-on fabrication. It suits those who want to build systems that keep homes breathing.
Tile setters lay ceramic, stone, and glass tiles for walls and floors.
Tile setting is detail-heavy work for people with an eye for patterns and patience. If you're artistic and enjoy transforming kitchens, bathrooms, and entryways.
Curious about the trades but not sure where to begin?
We've got you covered. Our one-stop resource hub is designed to explain the path, connect you to opportunities, and equip you with everything you need to get started in the rewarding world of residential construction.
A great career with a clear, achievable path — that's what we call no trade offs.
You don't need a degree to build a successful future.
Some people prefer to get paid to learn, start their careers sooner, and enjoy the kind of job security that only comes with always being in demand.
