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Frac sand hauling jobs.
Our truck.

Drive frac sand as a 1099 independent contractor without buying a truck. We supply it, clean it and maintain it. You run 3 weeks and go home for 1.

The deal

No truck payment.
No shop bills.

GM Maintenance and Construction Services, Inc. hires CDL-A drivers as 1099 independent contractors to haul frac sand. The company supplies the truck, cleans and maintains all equipment, and drivers run 3 weeks on the road and 1 week home.

We supply the truck

No truck payment, no down payment, no lease-purchase trap. You drive company equipment.

We maintain everything

Service, repairs, tires and inspections are handled by the company — you are never stuck paying a shop bill.

We keep it clean

Trucks and equipment are cleaned by the company, so you climb into a cab you are proud of.

3 weeks out, 1 week home

A predictable 21/7 rotation. Plan birthdays, ball games and real time off around a schedule that holds.

1099 independence

Work as an independent contractor with steady frac sand freight — without the cost of owning the truck.

20+ years of stability

A fully insured outfit that has been hauling for more than 20 years. We are not going anywhere.

Driver checking tire pressure on a company-maintained semi truck
Pre-trip · company equipment
Your 28-day rotation

21 days hauling.
7 days home.

Most oilfield trucking jobs promise home time and then find reasons to keep you out. Ours is built into the job: three weeks running frac sand, then a full week that belongs to you.

21 days on the road7 days home

What a typical rotation looks like

  • Report to your truck — clean, inspected and maintained by the company.
  • Run frac sand between sand sources and wellsites on the assigned job.
  • Equipment issues go to the company, not your wallet.
  • After 21 days, head home for 7.
Requirements

What you need to apply

  • Valid Class A CDL
  • Current DOT medical card
  • Ability to run a 3-weeks-out, 1-week-home rotation
  • Safe, professional attitude on oilfield locations

Driving history, experience and endorsements are reviewed on a short phone call after you apply. Frac sand, pneumatic, dry bulk or oilfield experience is a plus — tell us about it in the form.

How it compares

Typical owner-operatorGM 1099 driver
TruckYou buy or lease itCompany-supplied
Maintenance & repairsOn youHandled by the company
CleaningOn youHandled by the company
ScheduleVaries3 weeks out / 1 week home
Tax status10991099

Curious how 1099 works when you are not buying the truck? Read our 1099 CDL driver guide. Based in Texas? See oilfield truck driver jobs in Texas.

Driver FAQ

Do I need my own truck to haul frac sand with GM?

No. We supply the truck. You drive as a 1099 independent contractor on company equipment — no truck payment, no lease-purchase.

Who pays for maintenance and repairs?

The company handles it. Trucks and equipment are cleaned and maintained by the company.

What is the home time?

Three weeks on the road, then one full week home — every rotation.

Are these W-2 or 1099 driving jobs?

All drivers are 1099 independent contractors.

What do I need to apply?

A valid Class A CDL and a current DOT medical card are required. We review driving history and experience on a quick phone call after you apply.

How much do frac sand haulers make?

Earnings vary by basin, load volume and contract terms. We walk through settlements and how you are paid on your first call — call or text us and ask anything.

Where will I be hauling?

Wherever our frac sand work is — we run nationwide out of our headquarters in The Woodlands, Texas, with heavy activity in Texas oilfield basins.

How fast can I start?

Apply online or call (720) 403-4486. Qualified drivers can often be onboarded quickly once paperwork and checks are complete.

Apply now

Two minutes.
Then we call you.

No account, no résumé upload. Tell us the basics and a real person will follow up.

Freight you have hauled
Truck driver arriving home to his family for his week off
Every rotation

Seven days.
All yours.

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