Building Sales Specialist

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skyline metal structuresDenver (CO)

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Senior

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$70,000–$120,000+/year

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About the role

Pay: $70,000.00 - $120,000.00 per year
Job description: Job Title: Metal Building Specialist (Commission-Based)
Company: Skyline Metal Structures
Location: Remote | Based in the USA
Compensation: Commission Only | Average Earnings $70,000–$120,000+/year
Employment Type: Full-Time (1099 Independent Contractor)About Skyline Metal Structures: We design and sell high-quality, fully customizable metal buildings such as garages, carports, barns, RV covers, and more, across the USA. With a growing team and a strong contractor network, we're focused on helping customers build the structure they need, with expert guidance and great service.
What You'll Do: Work warm inbound leads (no cold calling)Help customers design their ideal metal building using our 3D builder and quoting tools Provide accurate pricing, product knowledge, and support Close deals and follow up with customers through the ordering process Collaborate with internal teams to ensure successful project completion
What We’re Looking For: Strong sales skills and a self-driven attitude Experience in metal building sales or construction is a big plus Reliable internet and phone setup (remote role)Familiarity with CRM tools (we use Hub Spot)Organized, professional, and customer-focused What You’ll Get:100% commission-based pay with high earnings potential Warm leads provided daily Average yearly earnings range from $70,000 to $120,000+Full support from our marketing and operations team Flexible remote work Apply Now: If you're hungry to earn and ready to work in a fast-paced, growing industry, we’d love to hear from you. Submit your resume and a short message explaining why you're a good fit for Skyline Metal Structures. Job Types: Full-time
Work Location: Remote

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