Outside Sales Representative
$75,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$75,000 per year
About the role
- Run in-person appointments with homeowners and property managers
- Screen incoming company-provided leads and generate new opportunities
- Perform roof, gutter, heat cable, and exterior evaluations
- Estimate jobs using proven SOPs and structured systems
- Create detailed work orders and coordinate directly with install crews
- Manage and track up to 100 jobs using the company CRMMaintain clear communication with customers, crews, and management
- Travel throughout Grand County, with occasional trips to nearby mountain communities
- Provide regular updates and documentation (including photo documentation)
- What You Need
- Minimum 2 years of outside or in-home sales experience (Roofing, restoration, solar, or related trades strongly preferred)
- Strong estimating and negotiation skills
- High integrity and follow-through — you own your work
- Ability to navigate roofs, climb ladders, and work in mountain weather
- Strong organizational skills with confidence managing your own pipeline
- Valid driver’s license (company truck provided)
- Ability to read and understand plans
- Professional communication skills across all levels
- Comfortable working independently in a fast-paced environment
- What’s Offered$75,000 base salary (with sales minimums)
- Uncapped commissions – OTE around $250,000+W-2 employment 401(k) with match
- Healthshare program after 3 months
- High-quality inbound leads
- Company truck, phone reimbursement, and support systems
- Strong brand reputation across the mountain region
- Opportunity to build a high-income career in a stable, growing market
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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