Mobile Detailing Technician

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splash n goDearborn Heights (MI)

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$58,500 per year

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Job Description: Splash N Go Mobile Detailing is hiring a motivated detailing technician to join our growing team. We are a professional mobile detailing company serving the Dearborn Heights area. Our goal is simple: deliver extremely high-quality car detailing while building a strong team that earns great money and takes pride in their work. This is a commission-based position with high earning potential for someone who works hard and cares about quality. Pay Structure * 40% commission on every detail * 40% commission on all upsells (deep cleaning, shampoo, add-ons, etc.) * Average technician earns $24–$30 per hour depending on performance of each detail from 40% commission as the average detail takes 2 - 3 hours to complete. * +$25 for every new customer you schedule.
What You’ll Do: * Perform professional interior and exterior vehicle detailing * Communicate professionally with customers * Maintain high-quality detailing standards * Recommend add-on services when appropriate * Help represent the Splash N Go brand with professionalism
Requirements: * Valid driver’s license * Reliable transportation * Strong work ethic * Ability to work outdoors in different weather conditions (hot or cold) * Good communication with customers * Attention to detail * Be fine with slow days or days where the are no bookings What We Provide * Equipment and supplies * Training and systems * Opportunity to grow into leadership roles as the company expands Location Dearborn Heights, MI (mobile services in surrounding areas) If you are someone who works hard and wants to earn based on performance, we want to hear from you. Apply now to join Splash N Go Mobile Detailing.

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