One network. Two ways in.
Valhalla connects independent construction primes and their crews with a steady flow of work — and carries the paperwork, payments, and coordination so the trade stays in your hands. Here's how it runs, end to end.
A workforce hub — not an employer.
What the network does
Routes a steady stream of jobs to independent primes
Sets a clear, flat price for each job up front
Stages materials at the job so you just build
Handles per-job pay, 1099s, and certificate tracking
Coordinates logistics on the work you've accepted
Sets the safety and site-conduct standards everyone signs
What it never does
Assign you work you can't turn down
Set your hours or how you do the work
Pay, direct, or employ your helpers
Require a minimum volume or exclusivity
Make you an employee of anyone
From first handshake to final payment.
- 01Prequalify
Bring your W-9 and — if you're coming on as a prime — your certificate of insurance. Clear the standards and pick your lane: prime, or helper under a prime.
- 02Onboard
Sign the package that fits your lane — the prime contractor agreement, or the helper site standards and covenants — set up how you're paid, and get set up on the network.
- 03Choose your work
Each job is routed to the network at a set, flat price. Take what's worth your crew's time and pass on what isn't — no assignments, no quota, no penalty for saying no.
- 04Build
Materials are staged and waiting. You run your crew your way; once you've accepted a job, the network handles the logistics — site details, sequencing, timing — so you can focus on the work.
- 05Get paid
Primes are paid per job on a predictable cycle; helpers are paid by their prime. One 1099-NEC at year end, and your certificate kept current on file.
Pick the lane that fits where you are.
Run your own book.
You carry your own insurance, run your own crew, and hold your own contract with the network. Steady work to bid, paid on schedule.
The prime trackGet on the job.
Work under an established prime, get paid by your prime, and build toward running a crew of your own.
The crew track