Labour you can book like a supplier
One account, one invoice, one dispatcher who knows your sites. Book a crew for tomorrow morning or standing every Friday.
- ✓ Net 15 invoicing
- ✓ Standing bookings
- ✓ Volume rates over 200 hrs/mo
- ✓ WCB clearance letter on request
Why you stop using trades for labour
- Journeyman carpenter sweeping up
- ~$95/hr
- Your apprentice on cleanup
- ~$45/hr + burden
- Temp agency general labour
- ~$38–52/hr
- Gopher, Standard
- $49/hr
Comparison figures are typical Metro Vancouver market rates, shown for context. Our own rate is the one we are bound to.
Built for the businesses that run out of hands
General contractors
Daily site cleans, material handling and the extra bodies that keep your trades on the tools instead of carrying drywall.
Property managers
Suite turnovers between tenants, abandoned belongings, storage room cleanouts and move-in day cover.
Warehouses and distribution
Cover a demand spike without adding headcount. Picking, packing, palletizing and receiving by the shift.
Event and production companies
Load-in, setup, strike and haul-away crews, including overnight turnarounds.
The part your insurer cares about
If you direct a worker's hours and tasks, the CRA generally treats that worker as an employee — of somebody. With most on-demand labour apps, that somebody can end up being you.
Every Gopher is our employee. We run payroll, remit CPP, EI and income tax, issue T4s, and carry WorkSafeBC coverage and liability insurance. We will send a WCB clearance letter before the first shift if your GC asks for one.
Account terms
Invoicing
Net 15 from invoice date. Weekly consolidated invoicing on request. No card required at booking.
Standing bookings
Same crew, same day, every week. Locked in a month at a time so your Gophers know the site.
Volume rates
Above 200 hours a month we quote a blended rate below the published card. Ask dispatch.
All bookings carry the 3-hour minimum. Cancellation is free with 12 hours notice.
Book the first crew, decide after
No account setup needed to try us. Book one job, see how the crew works out, then set up terms.