When a job needs a licensed trade, it doesn't go to whoever picks up the phone. It goes to one of these.
Every partner here holds a current Texas license, carries insurance naming No Bull as additional insured, pulls their own permits, and has agreed in writing to our response times. You still get one point of contact, one invoice, and one warranty — but the work gets done by people who do that trade and nothing else, all day, every day.
One partner per trade. That's deliberate — it means they get real volume from us, and we get priority on their schedule when a closing is on the line.
Cooling and heating systems, ductwork, condensate, and the HVAC items that show up on nearly every inspection report in Central Texas.
Supply and drain lines, water heaters and TPR valves, gas lines, fixtures, and hose bibb backflow — repaired and permitted under their own master license.
Whether it's self-performed or routed to a partner, this is what can be closed out on a single No Bull invoice.
Anything requiring a specialty license is performed by a licensed trade contractor who pulls their own permits under their own license. No Bull holds the contract, coordinates the schedule, stands behind the finished job, and sends you one bill for all of it.
We're a small shop building something on purpose, and we'd rather grow with a contractor who's still hungry than get buried in a big outfit's vendor portal. One partner per trade, roughly a dozen total.
Takes about two minutes. If it looks like a fit, I'll send over the trade partner agreement and we'll talk pricing. If it isn't, I'll tell you that straight instead of leaving you hanging.
