How to Start a Contractor Business
April 4 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am CDT
How to Start a Contractor Business with RHCA
Ready to launch your own construction business but unsure where to start? This FREE workshop will walk you through the key steps to building a successful and profitable construction company. Whether you’re new to the industry or transitioning from residential to commercial construction, this session will provide the foundational knowledge you need.
What You’ll Learn
- Business Structure – Understand the differences between LLCs, corporations, and sole proprietorships.
- Commercial Construction Model – Learn how projects are structured, from contracts to completion.
- Employee vs. Contractor – Know the key differences in hiring, payroll, and legal responsibilities.
- Bidding & Sales Cycle – Find out how to identify opportunities, submit competitive bids, and secure contracts.
Event Details
Date: Friday, April 18
Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Location: 2210 W. Illinois Avenue, Dallas, TX 75224
Cost: Free
Take the first step toward building a thriving contractor business.
Register today!
About RHCA
Mission Statement & Vision
MISSION: To advance every member’s business potential, connections, and capabilities in the Construction industry across Texas through advocacy, resources, and training programs, creating economic growth.
VISION: Be the trusted advocate for every industry member to promote value and multi-generational impact.
ORGANIZATION HISTORY
The Regional Hispanic Contractors Association formerly the Hispanic Contractors Association of DFW was formed in 1995 to address the needs of one of the fastest-growing sectors of the construction industry. In addition to giving voice to the business and political concerns of its members, the Regional Hispanic Contractors Association serves the community through its outreach program.
The Regional Hispanic Contractors Association has streamlined and improved the bid process for its members. Hispanic Contractors Association members have been successful in working with local and state elected officials to ensure fairness in the awarding of bids. Additionally, the RHCA has implemented several new initiatives to offer members expanded support services and benefits.
SERVICES
This year, we are developing a website for members to use as a resource guide for upcoming jobs, financial and legal assistance, insurance, bonds, and more. We are also working on setting up bilingual classes to help more Hispanics communicate with entities that provide opportunities for growth. Additionally, we are starting a mentoring program to help individuals train and learn about all aspects of the construction industry. We have a plan room available for members to check the plans for current projects. Throughout the year, we host networking events for all members.