Drain/Sewer Sales Advisor
Posted 5 days ago
boston standard new england ductlessNorth Attleborough (MA)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$150k - $200k
About the role
Drain & Sewer Sales Advisor || Weymouth, MA At Boston Standard, you’ll get steady work, great equipment, a strong team behind you, and plenty of opportunity to make money and grow. We want pros who know their stuff and take pride in doing the job right. If you’re ready for a company that keeps you busy and appreciates what you bring to the table, let’s talk. We are seeking a high-performing In-Home Sales Advisor to help homeowners solve drain and sewer issues through permanent pipe rehabilitation solutions including epoxy coating and CIPP lining. This is a consultative, lead-provided sales role with strong income potential.
Benefits:
Weekly Pay and uncapped commission - earning up to $150k - $200k! Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company match Company-paid life and disability insurance Paid training and professional development Opportunities for career growth and advancement What You’ll Do · Meet customers in-home following technician diagnosis · Review camera footage and explain pipe conditions · Present Good / Better / Best solutions · Close same-day sales whenever possible Close & Convert Opportunities · Build trust and urgency using visuals · Offer financing options · Maintain high close rates on provided leads Collaboration · Work with drain technicians for smooth handoffs · Communicate job scope with installation teams Documentation & Follow-Up · Enter estimates and notes in Service Titan · Follow up on open estimates Compensation & Opportunity · Uncapped commission structure · High earning potential ($100K–$200K) · Pre-qualified leads provided Requirements · In-home sales experience preferred · Experience with high-ticket sales ($10K) · Strong communication and closing skills Mindset · Customer-first approach · Driven and results-focused · Comfortable with evenings/weekends Apply today and become part of the Boston Standard Team! HP1
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