Bring your skills to SWAT Network. Clean, restore, organize or coordinate—build your next chapter by serving the people and properties in your community.
Service Workers And Technicians in action.
Choose your state, explore the work and bring your skills to your community.
Applications welcome in all 50 states. Choose your area to explore every core service path and apply.
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Help people reset and maintain their homes, workplaces and shared spaces. Bring reliability and pride in the details; cleaning experience is welcome, and beginners can apply.
Nationwide opportunities · Find your state →Bring careful preparation and consistent finishes to interior, exterior, cabinetry and trim projects.
Nationwide opportunities · Find your state →Help clients make practical systems for the belongings they choose to keep. Patience and respect matter as much as a well-organized shelf.
Nationwide opportunities · Find your state →Handle practical repairs and installations within your experience and the work you are authorized to perform.
Nationwide opportunities · Find your state →Work on hard-floor care, wood restoration, vinyl or engineered flooring, and coating projects according to your specialty.
Nationwide opportunities · Find your state →Help maintain outdoor spaces through seasonal property care and suitable exterior cleaning.
Nationwide opportunities · Find your state →Help people move forward with local moving, junk removal, garage and basement cleanouts, or estate clearing.
Nationwide opportunities · Find your state →Be the local person who listens, organizes the plan and connects homeowners with suitable providers.
Nationwide opportunities · Find your state →Help keep service requests, schedules, customer communication and job details organized as the company grows.
Nationwide opportunities · Find your state →These are application paths, including interest applications for future work. Current openings, employment or provider arrangements, hours and pay are discussed with the team.
Matthew CastleMatthew Castle founded SWAT Network to connect practical service skills with coordinated home and property care. His background spans service, sales, property management and hands-on business ownership. That experience shapes a network built around people, clear expectations and follow-through.
SWAT stands for Service Workers And Technicians. Our national network brings together cleaning professionals, organizers, painters, repair specialists and house managers around a shared approach: respect the customer, protect the property and agree on the work.
Local services work best with people who understand their community. SWAT Network connects that local knowledge with service coordination and a common identity. JoinSWAT is your starting point: explore a service path, share your preferred area and introduce your skills to the team.
Explore the SWAT NetworkChoose interests and skills. The guide connects your answers to relevant opportunities and explains the connections.
Add your experience, location and schedule. Review your application before sending it to the team.
A person reviews your application. Available work, requirements and terms are confirmed in the next conversation.
Yes, for cleaning crew work. Share your reliability, availability and willingness to learn. Skilled-provider opportunities require relevant experience for the services offered.
Both paths are represented. Local crew roles, skilled-provider participation and house-manager or territory inquiries have different terms. The team confirms the arrangement.
House-manager and territory inquiries start a discussion. Any licensing or franchise opportunity requires separate information, applicable disclosures and written agreements.
Introductory lessons record learning progress. They do not grant a trade license, safety certification, job offer or permission to work without required onboarding.