Healthier Workforce
Industry detail

EHP preventative care plan for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and construction businesses.

Field crews are W-2, 30+ hours, and often the family's only insured earner - exactly the workforce this program was built for.

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Why this fits

  • Field crews are W-2 and full-time, and tend to be the primary insured for their families - the family-rider benefit lands hard.
  • Trades businesses run on labor margin; FICA savings drop directly to profit without affecting bid pricing.
  • Mental health and urgent care utilization in field workforces is consistently underserved by traditional plans.
02

A real example

Case study
Multi-location HVAC business, 64 employees

A 64-employee multi-location HVAC business added the program in mid-2024. Year-one employer FICA savings net of admin fees: ~$25,000. The owner's reported #1 benefit was zero crew turnover in the program's first 9 months - a first for the company.

Numbers are illustrative and anonymized. Actual results vary based on payroll, state, participation, and industry-specific factors. We do not share named client information without explicit, written consent.

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The math for a typical operation

Typical organization size: 20–250 W-2 employees

A 50-person trades business with average $5,200/mo pay typically nets $20,000–$27,000 in annual employer FICA savings after admin fees. The retention impact is often larger than the dollar savings.

04

Common objections, answered honestly

EHP/Revive handles enrollment directly with a short live or recorded walkthrough - owners don't run the onboarding. Engagement on the trades side is typically driven by the family-rider benefit being explained to spouses, not just employees.

Only the W-2 office and direct-hire crew employees on your group health plan are eligible. 1099 subs are excluded. We run your numbers against the eligible W-2 head count, not your total roster.

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How this integrates with what you already have

  • Standard contractor group health plans
  • Field-service management and payroll providers
  • Existing apprentice and training programs
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Most relevant benefits for this industry

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Other industries to compare against

Next step

Book a discovery call for skilled trades.

We've walked through this conversation with dozens of HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and construction businesses. 30 minutes is usually enough to know whether it's worth running your payroll census.