Full-Service Plumber- Subcontractor (Tanks)

Full-Service Plumber- Subcontractor (Tanks)


Company
Same Day Water Heaters, LLC
Location
Dallas, TX
Job Type
Contractor
Posted
3 days ago
Via
via LinkedIn

Job Description
EARN MORE AS A PLUMBING SUBCONTRACTOR!

Join the Same Day Water Heaters team! We’re looking for licensed full-service and fixture plumbers in the Dallas/Fort Worth area who specialize in Tank Water Heater plumbing work. You’ll handle installs and repairs while we take care of the work orders and permits (where required). All you need to do is complete the jobs to code and deliver excellent customer service. Ready to grow with us? Apply today!

Responsibilities
• Tank Water Heaters
• Deliver a positive customer service experience
• Bid and sell plumbing jobs
• Collect signed customer contracts and payment

For questions please contact Xundra at 832-615-4975

Requirements
• Tradesman or above plumbing license
• Excellent customer service skills
• Current driver license
• Be able to pass a background check
• Experience bidding and selling plumbing jobs a plus
• Must be a self-starter with ability to maintain a good attitude in any situation
• Must have own transportation and tools, including cell phone and/or tablet for wireless job processing
• Must be able to work Monday-Saturday

Benefits
• Year-round opportunity!
• Incentives for excellent customer service scores
• Be your own boss
• Get paid fast! We pay very well, by the job and scope of work and FAST! (usually within one week)

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