Welder/Tacoma, WA
Nadia R.
Sparks, steel, and a very patient dog.
Members’ club · the trades
Built to find
your people.
A members’ club for people who build. Meet someone who understands a 5am pour — and find a crew that has your back between jobs.
Two reasons to join · one membership
Same trade. Same grind.
Someone who gets it.
After hours
Find your person.
Browse by trade and town, then say something real. When the interest is mutual the conversation opens — no bottomless pile of strangers. Every profile gets read by a person before it goes live.
Welder × Carpenter — sparks and true lines.
Start with your profileOn the clock
Build your crew.
The Yard is where the trades talk shop: who's hiring, whose inspector is impossible, where the only decent coffee is at 5am. Ask a question, answer one, turn up to a meetup.
Electrician × PM — nothing gets energised alone.
See what's happening01
Vouch in
Join with your email and tell us your trade. Members refer members — that's how the tone stays decent.
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Set your specs
Trade, years on the tools, town, and what you're after. Dating, crew, or both.
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Show up
Like, message, post, RSVP. The club only works if you turn up.
Founding members
Real people, real callouses.
A handful of the tradespeople who helped shape the club. Photo, trade, town, years on the tools — that's the whole format.
12 yrs
Carpenter/Austin, TX
Marcus O.
Framed half this street. Cooking for you next.
Civil engineer/Chicago, IL
Priya K.
Bridges by day, bad karaoke by night.
Master electrician/Sacramento, CA
Elena V.
Runs the crew. Rides a 1974 Triumph.
Stonemason/Providence, RI
Tom B.
Old walls, older songs, good coffee.
Ironworker/Denver, CO
Dario F.
Happiest 400 feet up. Terrible at sitting still.
The Yard
Where the trades talk shop
Community
Between jobs, between shifts, between you and someone.
The Yard is the club’s public square. Hiring news, hard questions, small wins, and the meetups that turn a forum into a crew.
Elena V.·Master electrician
Who's actually hiring apprentices in Sacramento right now?
I've got two first-years finishing their hours and both deserve a real outfit, not a resume mill. Names of shops you'd send your own kid to.
24 replies
Priya K.·Civil engineer
Deck meetup — Thursday, 6pm, the place by the river
No shop talk for the first hour, that's the rule. Bring whoever you're building with. Twelve of us so far.
9 replies Thu · 6:00pm
Membership · reviewed by hand
The best crews are found, not hired.
Tell us your trade and what you’re after. We read every request — then you’re in, with the whole club behind you.
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