FIND YOUR FIT

Every great build starts with a solid foundation. We’ll help you discover the trade that’s built to match your talents and interests, so you can start your journey toward a future with no trade offs.

FIND YOUR FIT

Find Your Fit. Begin Building Your Future.

Many home building trades don't require college—just hard work, reliability, and a desire to learn. You earn as you train, and your skill and drive are reflected in the homes you help create.

Not sure where to start? Take our quick quiz to find the residential construction trade that fits your strengths and interests. You'll get a personalized list of trades matched to your skills and style.

Whether you’re hands-on, detail-oriented, or a natural leader—there’s no trade offs here, just a clear path built for you.

Ready? Let’s begin.

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Looks like you’D BE A GREAT:

Bricklayer

Bricklayers build walls, chimneys, and structures using brick, stone, and concrete blocks

Cabinetmaker

Cabinetmakers create custom cabinets, furniture, and fine woodwork for home interiors.

Concrete Finisher

Concrete finishers pour, level, and shape the concrete used in home foundations and driveways.

Carpenter

Carpenters build the framework, walls, stairs, and structures of a home.

Construction Manager

Construction managers oversee timelines, budgets, and teams to get homes built right.

Drywaller

Drywallers install and finish the walls and ceilings inside homes.

Electrician

Electricians install the wiring and systems that bring homes to life.

Flooring Installer

Flooring installers lay hardwood, tile, carpet, and more to finish home interiors.

Framer

Framers assemble the skeleton of a home using wood or steel.

Gasfitter

Gasfitters install and service gas lines for heating and appliances.

Heavy Equipment Operator

Heavy equipment operators run the big machines that move earth and materials.

Interior Finisher

Interior finishers handle the final touches, including trim, doors, railings, and more.

Insulation Installer

Insulation installers make homes energy-efficient by adding thermal barriers.

Painter

Painters bring walls, trim, and exteriors to life with colour and precision.

Plumber

Plumbers install and repair the pipes that keep water flowing in and out of a home.

Gasfitter

Framers assemble the skeleton of a home using wood or steel.

Refrigeration Tech

These tradespeople install and maintain the systems that keep homes cool and comfortable.

Roofer

Roofers and siding installers protect homes from the elements, top to bottom.

Sheet Metal Worker

Sheet metal workers fabricate and install ductwork for heating and ventilation.

Tile Setter

Tile setters lay ceramic, stone, and glass tiles for walls and floors.

Trades Helper

Trades helpers support skilled trades by preparing sites, tools, and materials.

Weeping Tile Installer

Weeping tile installers help prevent basement flooding by managing water drainage underground.

Concrete

Framers assemble the skeleton of a home using wood or steel.

Cribber

Cribbers build the wooden forms that shape concrete foundations.

Gas Fitter

You’re detail-oriented, organized, enjoy working in a team, and interested project coordination and management.

Masonry Worker

You’re physically active, a strong leader, organized, and enjoy hands-on work combined with project planning and team coordination.

Siding Installer

You’re physically active, a strong leader, organized, and enjoy hands-on work combined with project planning and team coordination.

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BECOME REGISTERED

Ready to get started? Registering is your first real step toward a future in the trades. Filling out this form will connect you with the programs, people, and opportunities available to help you launch your career in residential home building.Whether you're still exploring or ready to jump in, registering makes sure you don’t miss out on training, jobs, and support built to help you succeed. It’s fast, free, and gets you one step closer to a career without trade offs!

VIDEOS

Curious what a career in the trades is really like? We talked to real tradespeople in residential home building about why they chose this path, and why they wouldn’t trade it for anything.

From building homes to building confidence, they've found careers with purpose, pride, and serious payoff. No student debt, no office politics — just the chance to build something that matters.

See how they found their fit. These are their stories.