Entry Level Sales Representative

Posted 3 days ago

southern national roofingSpartanburg (SC)

Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and Travel Roofing Contractors

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About the role

Southern National Roofing Southern National Roofing is where effort turns into opportunity. We believe in training, structure, and rewarding people who show up, learn and apply our proven process, and perform at a high level. Our growth is driven by individuals who start at the entry level, learn the system, and grow based on performance. We are ranked #93 on the Roofing Contractor Top 100 list, #116 of the Top 500 Largest Remodeling Firms in the Nation, #379 on the Inc. 5000 Fastest-Growing Companies list, and are BBB Accredited with an A+ rating. We're also a Top 2% Master Elite Roofer, a designation earned by fewer than 2% of contractors nationwide. If you're coachable, consistent, and willing to put in the effort, this role can be the foundation for a long-term career in sales and leadership.

The Role: Southern National Roofing is a $20M+ residential roofing company hiring full-time Entry Level Sales Representatives for our local office. This is a face-to-face, field sales role. You'll work in residential neighborhoods, speak directly with homeowners, and set appointments for free roof inspections for our in-home sales team.

What You'll Do:

Work in assigned neighborhoods
Speak face-to-face with homeowners
Explain our free roof inspection service
Schedule appointments for in-home estimates
Work outdoors and on your feet
CompensationW-2 full-time position
Hourly pay + commission + performance bonuses
Average first-year earnings: $40,000$70,000+Schedule
On-site role
MondaySaturday availability between 9am7pmNo overnight travel
Team transportation provided from the office

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