Hardwood Floor Technician
granlie floor serviceBozeman (MT)
About the role
Job Description: Hardwood
Floor Technician Carpentry Experience Required:
Tired of the snow, rain, mud, wind, hot sun???Come on in and create something beautiful! Granlie Floor Service is looking for a few good hands. We have the fortune of being one of the few trades that really make that new house a beautiful home or transform that old worn wood floor to new again. We have been serving Montana for 70 years and 3 generations and have expanded our family business to a few handfuls of skilled craftsmen, but need a few more. If you want more than a job and paycheck, if you want to work hard and reap the benefits, we have a position for you! Reach out to us for details today! Check us out on Facebook or on our website. We look forward to hearing from you.-wage based on experience-full-time to overtime hours-employer assisted health insurance and retirement savings available-must be able to work some Saturdays and/or evening hours from time to time-must have valid driver's license-no tools required-join a great team of skilled craftsmen-permanent positions available-hard yet extremely rewarding work Vehicle needed to get to and from work shop, company provides transportation from there.\nCompany
Description:
My grandfather started out over 7 decades ago as a one man show, which has now developed in to the premier hardwood flooring contractor in Southwest Montana, with 13 employees and an endless stream of work and reward.
Company Description:
My grandfather started out over 7 decades ago as a one man show, which has now developed in to the premier hardwood flooring contractor in Southwest Montana, with 13 employees and an endless stream of work and reward.
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