Service Partners

Clear fleet opportunities. Independent operation.

FAS works with local service providers whose service area, availability, capacity, and operating standards fit active customer needs.

Apply to the network

The partnership

Commercial work that must fit both sides.

FAS coordinates the customer relationship and operating expectations. Service partners decide whether each clearly defined opportunity fits their independent business.

01

Clear scopes

Know the vehicles, location, timing, expectations, and documentation requirements before accepting.

02

Honest availability

Share the days and service area your operation can actually support.

03

Professional follow-through

Complete the accepted scope, communicate changes early, and submit the required completion information.

How the relationship works

From application
to completed work.

Applying starts a conversation. It does not guarantee opportunities or create an employment relationship.

01

Apply

Share your business, service area, experience, equipment readiness, and available days.

02

Confirm the fit

FAS reviews location, capacity, communication, and the type of work your operation can responsibly support.

03

Review an opportunity

Scope, location, timing, expectations, and compensation are confirmed before you decide whether to accept.

04

Complete and document

Complete the accepted scope, submit the required completion information, and communicate issues early.

Operating expectations

Independent relationship. Shared customer standard.

Service partners remain independent businesses. For accepted work, FAS expects clear communication, respect for the customer’s property and schedule, adherence to the agreed scope, and accurate completion information.

Partner questions

Know how the relationship is intended to work.

Clear answers before you share your information or accept an opportunity.

Does applying guarantee work?

No. Opportunities depend on customer demand, service area, vehicle location, availability, capacity, and fit. FAS follows up when there may be an appropriate match.

Can a newer or solo detailer apply?

Yes. FAS may consider solo operators, growing teams, and established companies. Company size alone does not determine fit.

Can I decline an opportunity?

Yes. You decide whether an opportunity fits your business after the location, scope, timing, expectations, and compensation are confirmed.

Do I need my own equipment and insurance?

Service partners remain independent businesses and should be prepared to operate professionally with the equipment, products, and business coverage required for accepted work. Exact requirements are confirmed before assignment.

How and when are partners paid?

Compensation and payment timing are confirmed in writing before an opportunity is accepted.

Where are opportunities currently available?

Opportunities follow active customer demand and confirmed service capacity. FAS is currently focused on Grand Rapids and West Michigan and does not guarantee work in any location.

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Apply to the network

Share your service area
and capacity.

Tell FAS about your business, experience, available days, and the locations you can responsibly support. Applying starts a conversation; opportunities depend on customer demand and fit.

Independent businessesClear opportunity detailsNo guaranteed work

Service partner application

Put your slow days to work.

Tell us about your business, service area, and the days you’d like to fill with commercial fleet work. Applying starts a conversation. Opportunities depend on customer demand, location, and fit.

Days you’re looking to fill

Select every day that works for your business.

What happens after you apply?

FAS reviews your service area, availability, experience, and ability to complete the work, then typically responds within a few business days. Applying does not guarantee work or create an employment relationship.

Your application will be saved directly to FAS for review.