For pros
4 Seasons carries out repairs and remodeling on homes in metro Atlanta with its own crews and with independent professionals. This page is for tradespeople and crews who want to take that work.
Each job comes with its scope, materials, schedule and the photos needed to show each step was done. We keep a verified record of your work, and you decide what to show in public.
The professional network is in a closed beta. We approve professionals as work in their trade and area grows, so an application may wait until there is work to offer.
Starting costs nothing. There are no fees, kits or courses to buy.
Each step opens the next, and none of them costs you anything.
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Your first job
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Georgia's trade and contractor licenses ask for years of documented experience before the exam.
Every step you do here that passes its check is recorded with the day, the time on the step, the work and the licensed supervisor of record. A journeyworker mentor signs your hours off in the app.
The record is signed, so a licensing board or an apprenticeship agency can check that nobody changed it.
We are applying to register this as an apprenticeship program. Until it is registered, your hours are a documented work record that no agency has approved yet.
Classroom instruction comes alongside the work. We are arranging it with a technical college.
Trades: Plumbing, Electrical, Heating and air, Carpentry and remodeling
The licensing board decides what experience counts toward a license. Nothing here promises a license, a timeline or a wage. Ask about it when you apply.
Each page is the pro's own, published by them, with numbers from the records.
Pros can publish a page with their verified record. The first ones will show here.
Everything happens on your phone, and applying costs nothing.
Get the 4 Seasons Pro app
The app is in testing. Apply here and we'll email you the link.
No. There are no fees, kits, courses or subscriptions to start or to stay. Nothing is taken from your pay on jobs taken through 4 Seasons.
Pay is tied to each step passing its check, and goes to your Stripe account. Pay goes out about a day after a step passes its check. The homeowner has a day to look at the proof, and pay settles for a day before it goes out. If the homeowner pays by bank, add a few business days while it clears.
Nothing from your pay. You are paid the published rate for each step in full. 4 Seasons earns its own line on the homeowner's price, the network contribution. Every receipt shows it.
You get a link and a QR code. When someone you invited is approved and does verified work, you earn a share of their verified work pay, paid by 4 Seasons and never taken from theirs, for 12 months, up to $1,000 per person. You earn nothing for sign-ups and nothing from the people they invite.
From our earnings ledger, the same records your pay is sent from. We show them only when enough pros stand behind them, and we count everyone, including pros who earned little or nothing.
Only if you publish your page, and only what you choose. Earnings stay off unless you turn them on. Take the page down any time and it's gone at once. Homeowners' names, addresses and faces never appear.
Yes. The app, its notifications and emails come in English or Spanish, your choice.
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On jobs taken through 4 Seasons, these parts of the work are handled by us and our software.
What we run · 5
Customers
Homeowners request work on our site and in our app. Jobs are offered to approved professionals by trade, level and distance.
Pricing
Each job is priced before it starts, from measurements, photos or the price list.
Proof
Each step is photographed in the app and checked before the next one starts.
Pay
The pay for each step is shown before you accept a job and is tied to the step passing review. Pay goes out about a day after a step passes its check. The homeowner has a day to look at the proof, and pay settles for a day before it goes out. If the homeowner pays by bank, add a few business days while it clears.
Training
The Academy is in development. On the job, each step has its procedure card in the app.
Your next step
Three questions. The answer is one place to go next.
4 Seasons Professional Network
Taking applications
Take jobs in your trade through the Pro app. Each job comes with its scope, materials, schedule and the proof required at each step.
In development
Companies that keep their own customers and brand can run scheduling, proposals and job records on our software. This is in its first phase with a small number of companies.
In development
People new to the trades can apply to the Academy. It is being built around practical training, measured skills and supervised field experience.
Taking applications
Realtors, inspectors, property managers and others who send customers to 4 Seasons are credited through a partner code and link.
By conversation
We buy materials for our jobs from supplier accounts and send each order from the job's materials list. There is no public supplier application yet. Suppliers can reach us through the contact page.
These apply to every professional who takes work in a home through 4 Seasons. Where state law sets the rule, the rule is kept as data in our software and checked before work is offered.
The application asks for your trade, your years of experience, the size of your crew and whether you carry insurance.
There is no fixed minimum in years. We decide from the application, your documents and your first jobs.
Applicants choose the work they do. Bathroom, kitchen and deck projects run with our own crews and network professionals. Tile, plumbing, electrical, drywall, flooring and carpentry are taken as trades. The categories below are offered to network professionals by job.
Before any work in a home, we ask for general liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage, and we run a background check.
Licensed plumbing, electrical and heating and air work is offered only to someone holding the Georgia license for that class of work, or working beside a licensed supervisor of record where state rules allow it.
Each document is checked against the original. Expiry dates are tracked, and work that needs a document stops being offered when it lapses.
Every job arrives as a written specification with its steps, measurements, materials and the photos required to show each step was done.
You take those photos in the Pro app as you work. They become part of the job's record, which the customer, our reviewers and any warranty claim later rely on.
Our procedure cards set written tolerances for each step, and the same cards are used in training.
Today a person reviews the photos for each step before it counts as done. Software sorts the photos and flags problems for the reviewer.
Your Work Score is calculated from verified work only. It counts work that passed the first time, callbacks, finishing on time and pace against the plan. You see every part of it and what moves it. Nobody is scored until five finished, checked jobs.
Offers, job details, schedule changes and questions come through the Pro app and by email, in English or Spanish.
4 Seasons handles the customer's quote, contract and payment. You are not asked to sell, estimate or collect.
Each offer shows what the work pays before you accept it.
Pay is tied to steps that pass review.
Payouts go to your Stripe account through the app after a step passes review. Pay goes out about a day after a step passes its check. The homeowner has a day to look at the proof, and pay settles for a day before it goes out. If the homeowner pays by bank, add a few business days while it clears.
Published from pay records for verified work, and withheld until the sample is large enough to mean something.
What pros here were paid→The same steps appear on the status page you get when you apply.
A short form on the pros page, from your phone. Applying costs nothing.
Your status page lists the documents for your trade. Send the details of each one from there.
We check each document and email you as it clears.
When you're ready for field work, we tell you how your first job is set up.
Once you are approved, offers arrive in the Pro app with the plan, the materials and the pay for each step.
For pros
These figures come from our pay records for verified work. Every pro approved before the period started is in them, including pros who were paid nothing. We show the typical pro first.
We show a figure only once at least 20 pros stand behind it. 0 do today, so we don't show one yet.
Your results depend on the work you take, your trade and your hours. These are past figures from our records, and they aren't a promise of what anyone will be paid.
Pay on Proof
Each step has a price before you accept the job. When its photos pass the check, and office QA on the steps that need it, that step's pay is released to your Stripe account. There is nothing to invoice.
Pay goes out about a day after a step passes its check. The homeowner has a day to look at the proof, and pay settles for a day before it goes out. If the homeowner pays by bank, add a few business days while it clears.
| The usual way | Pay on Proof | |
|---|---|---|
| When you're paid | After you invoice, often weeks later | Pay goes out about a day after a step passes its check. |
| What you're paid | Whatever you can collect | The step's price, shown before you accept |
| Proof of your work | Texts, photos in your phone | Every step, photo and payment on one record |
| Taxes | Rebuild the year from bank statements | A year's statement in the app |
The Academy is part of our workforce development strategy. Its focus is practical construction skills, consistent work standards, and a clear path from training to field experience.
4S course completions are not occupational licenses and don't replace one.
The Academy is in development. The training software below is built, and applications are collected and reviewed by a person. Classes, cohorts and supervised field placement are being planned, and this page lists a class only once it is scheduled.
We are preparing to register an apprenticeship program for licensed trades. It is not registered yet. The licensing board decides what experience counts toward a license.
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Foundational and task-specific skills, taught from the same written procedure cards our crews work from.
Built
Available nowPlanned
In development02
Practical demonstrations of competency, workmanship and safety awareness, judged against the written standard for each step.
Built
Available nowPlanned
In developmentA step signed off in the Academy is a 4 Seasons record. It is not a state license or an accredited credential.
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Supervised experience on real jobs, evaluation of the work, and a record that shows what a person can do.
Built
Available nowPlanned
In developmentThese are the same tools trainees use. Measure a joist layout against its tolerance, or work a job-math problem.
Try it: joist spacing
Spec 16 in ±1/4 in
✓ Within spec
Try one
The back wall is 57 1/4 in wide. Tile is 6 in with 1/16 in joints, centered, and no cut smaller than a third of a tile. How wide is the cut at each end?
Every step goes through the same four stages. You move to the next one when your work passes the check, however long that takes.
Knowledge check
Shadow
Assisted
Solo
Bathroom technician
Every certified step, with the graded reps behind it, on a page you can share with a link or a QR code. You decide whether it's public.
A step signed off in the Academy is a 4 Seasons record. It is not a state license or an accredited credential.
4 Seasons Academy · Verified record
Bathroom technician
Started September 1, 2026
No class is scheduled yet. You can apply now, and we will contact you when a class is set.
The Academy does not promise a job, a wage, a license or a completion date. When a class is scheduled, its terms are given to you in writing before you start. Applying is free.
Not yet. The training software is built and applications are reviewed, and classes are being planned. Scheduled classes appear on this page.
No. The application includes a six-question skill check that helps place you. It is not a pass or fail test.
Your track, your contact details, the language you want to learn in, your experience, and the skill check. A person reviews each application.
Yes. The practice tools, procedure cards and checks all work in Spanish.
For plumbing and electrical work, supervised hours are recorded so a licensing board can review them. The board decides what counts, and we do not promise a license.