In-Home Window Sales Representative

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bci acrylicLouisville (CO)

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Junior

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$75,000 per year

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About the role

This Isn't a 'Sales' Job. We're here to serve Denver Homeowners as Their Best Resource. At Windows Now, sales isn't about pressuring anyone. It's not about manufacturing urgency or getting someone to sign before they're ready. The job is to walk into a home, listen to what the homeowner actually wants and needs, and help them make a confident decision. It's a different kind of conversation. And for the right person, it's a much better way to work. The experience that translates best here isn't window knowledge, but knowing how to walk into someone's home, earn their trust quickly, and guide them through a real decision. If you've run in-home appointments in HVAC, garage doors, or home improvement, that skill carries directly. What the role looks like: Appointments are pre-set with Denver homeowners who are already interested. Windows Now isn't about selling homeowners on the spot, but rather about helping them buy with confidence.
What we're looking for: In-home appointment experience in any trade or home services field Coachable — trust the process before trying to change it Professional, personable, and self-accountable Comfortable with commission-based income What you'll earn:$75,000–$150,000+ uncapped, tied directly to performance.
Benefits: 401(k) Flexible schedule Health insurance Mileage reimbursement Paid time off
Work Location: On the road

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