Sales and onsite Technician

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blitz garage door service repairKalamazoo (MI)

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Junior

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$100,000 per year

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About the role

Job Description: Job Description Garage Door Technician – Earn $100K+ (Full Training, Benefits, Career Growth) Location: Michigan (travel to customer sites)
Employment Type: Full-Time (Commission Only) We’re hiring motivated individuals to join our fast-growing garage door service company. No experience needed – we provide full, paid training to help you master the trade and quickly become a six-figure earner.
What We Offer: Commission-only pay – $100K+ yearly potential Full hands-on training and paid certifications Health insurance and workers’ compensation Company vehicle, tools, and uniforms Independence – work solo with your own jobs and customers Opportunities to grow into management roles Supportive team with bonuses and incentives
Your Role: Learn and perform garage door installations, repairs, and maintenance Troubleshoot and offer solutions directly to customers Manage your own schedule and performance in the field Deliver excellent customer service while ensuring safety
What We’re Looking For: Driven, self-motivated, and eager to learn Mechanical skills a plus (not required)Valid driver’s license and clean record Strong communication and problem-solving abilities Comfortable working independently This is your chance to build a long-term, high-paying career with a company that rewards hard work and ambition. Apply now and start your journey toward becoming a top technician and future leader.

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