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Senior Appliance Repair Technician

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landers applianceRosedale (MD)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$90k–$120k

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About the role

Job DescriptionJob DescriptionBenefits:401(k)401(k) matchingCompany carDental insuranceFlexible scheduleFree uniformsHealth insurancePaid time offTraining & developmentVision insuranceFewer hours. Bigger paycheck. Zero on-call. Built-in flexibility A workload built so skilled people can excel — not get run into the ground. Landers has delivered award-winning excellence for 43 years, including Baltimore’s Best Places to Work 2025. What You Get • Commission earnings $90k–$120k+ • Start between 6:30–8:30am • Consistent assigned zones near home • Max 8 calls/day — quality over chaos • Well-maintained, well-stocked vehicles • Ongoing technical + professional training • Clear expectations, real support Benefits • 2–4 weeks PTO as you grow • Paid holidays + your birthday off • Medical, dental, vision options • Company covers a significant portion of employee premiums • 401k with 4% match • Company events + team culture that values excellence Your Work • Diagnose and repair appliances in customers’ homes • Provide accurate estimates and collect payment • Maintain your tools, vehicle, and inventory • Complete invoices and route sheets on time • Support the team and cross-train as needed What It Takes • 4+ years appliance repair experience • Strong troubleshooting and mechanical skill • Organized, self-driven, communicates well • Willing to learn new tech • Lift 50 lbs regularly • At least 18 About Landers For four decades, our mission has been simple: honest, reasonable, reliable service — and a culture built on doing things the right way. If you’re a professional technician who wants a healthy structure, strong compensation, and a team that backs excellence, apply today.

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