Calgary’s commercial trade network.
General contractors post the work once. Reviewed crews in that trade and area are asked directly, and reply Yes, Call me, or No.
- Who gets in
- A person reads every company
- What it costs you
- Nothing on the work — we take no cut
- Who sees the request
- Matched crews only, never the public
- Where
- Calgary and six towns
Send my requests to crews
GC, builder or PM. Post a job once; the crews in that trade reply, and you call whoever said yes.
Send me jobs to reply to
Crew lead or solo. Get asked when a GC needs your trade. Free to join, and we take no cut.
Do both? One account is one role. Start with the side you need this week, and write to us for the other.
From a request to a phone call.
- 01
You post a request
Trade, zone, crew size, start date. About sixty seconds, with no attachments and no bidding form.
- 02
Matched crews are asked
Only reviewed members whose trade and service area fit. The request is never posted anywhere public.
- 03
They answer in two taps
Yes, Call me, or No. That is the entire interface on their side, which is why they answer from a site.
- 04
You call who said yes
Their number, crew size, city, and where their WCB stands. You deal with them directly from there.
What a reply looks like.
You see the crews who answered and nobody else. There is no profile to browse, here or anywhere, because nothing on this network is searchable from outside.
Where their WCB stands is on the card every time. A clearance letter says an account was in good standing up to the day it was printed and nothing about the days after, so Syndex prints that date and stops there. Past ninety days the card says how old the letter is and tells you to ask for a current one.
Ironridge Mechanical
HVAC · Crew of 4 · Calgary
- Phone
- (403) 555-0148
- WCB clearance
- Letter dated 12 Sep 2026
- Replied
- 11 minutes after the request
An example of the card format. Not a member of the network.
Run a crew? You are the half that gets asked.
Sign up yourself, add your trade and the zones you will travel to, and send us your Alberta WCB clearance letter. A person reads your company and lets you in. After that, commercial requests in your trade reach you and you answer three ways.
It is free, there is no fee to be listed, and Syndex takes no cut of the work. The GC calls you.
The paperwork, explained.
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How to get a WCB Alberta clearance letter
For subcontractors: how to request a clearance on your own account, the screen where most people get stuck, how long a letter covers you, and what a denial means.
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