Trade and project fit
Primary scopes, service area, typical project size, crew capacity and schedule are reviewed first.
Royal Line is building relationships with established trade businesses and specialty service companies. The public form begins an initial review; it does not approve a company, classify an individual as an independent contractor or promise work.

Potential relationships may include electrical, plumbing, HVAC, framing, carpentry, flooring, painting, drywall, roofing, landscaping, welding, installation, logistics and other project-specific scopes. Regulated work is considered only through the required licensed path.
Primary scopes, service area, typical project size, crew capacity and schedule are reviewed first.
Applicable business, licensing, insurance and workers’ compensation requirements are verified before assignment.
Site expectations, training, incident response, customer-property standards and communication must align.
References, documentation, written scope, change control, invoicing and payment terms are completed separately.
Business identity, service area, scopes, experience, capacity and general credential status.
Royal Line reviews the business relationship, current needs and appropriate classification.
Only shortlisted companies receive instructions for W-9, COI, licenses, workers’ compensation, references and agreement review.
This first step is for established trade or service businesses. Sensitive business documents are not accepted through this public form.
Public first-contact form. Do not submit SSNs, tax forms, identity documents, bank information, passwords, medical information or insurance/license files here.