Roof Line Lighting Installer
Posted 7 days ago
leafhomeBedford (OH)
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$75 K-$120 K per year
About the role
We are looking for subcontractors to install our Low Voltage Roof Line Lighting Systems.
Are you a reliable contractor looking for a high-demand, year-round opportunity? Welcome to Leaf Home Lighting!
What’s in it for me?
• Start working now – You can complete onboarding and training the same week and be installing next day
• Pre-sold jobs – All you do is show up and install
• No product costs – We provide all products upfront for the installation
• Flexible schedule – Set your own work schedule, work part-time, full-time, or as needed
• Financial Freedom – Average earners make between $75K-$120K per year
• Consistent Compensation and Weekly Pay – Earn an average of $1,500 to $3,000 per week. We pay weekly through direct deposit, no more waiting weeks or months to be paid
• Discounts and Buying Power – Discount and loyalty program for direct access and discounts on insurance, tools, equipment, etc.
• Comprehensive Instruction – Learn how to install our system the right way
• Onboarding Assistance – We’ll help you obtain general liability and/or workers comp insurance (where applicable)
What you need:
A dependable truck or van Your own tools and equipment Ladders: 40’, 32’, 24’, and a 26’ adjustable Liability insurance (and workers compensation if required) or willingness to obtain Professional appearance and demeanor Strong communication skills
We can have you installing and making great money sooner than you think! Start as soon as tomorrow
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