Sales Assistant - Part Time (Afternoon and Weekend shifts required)

Outdoor Sales Associate- Home Maintenance Services

Location: Residential Neighborhoods Job Type: Part-time (Minimum 12 hours/week) Compensation: Hourly fixed rate

Looking to gain valuable sales experience while working in an active, outdoor environment? We are hiring Outdoor Sales Associates to introduce homeowners to our professional window cleaning, gutter cleaning, and power washing services.

This role involves direct, face-to-face marketing in local residential areas, where you’ll engage with potential customers, explain the benefits of our services, and help grow our business. You’ll have the opportunity to work both independently and alongside a motivated team, all while developing key communication and sales skills.

Flexible Hours - Set your schedule with evening and weekend availability (minimum 12 hours per week) Paid Training - Receive hands-on training and continuous support from experienced team members Career Advancement - High performers have opportunities for promotion into leadership positions No Experience Needed - We provide all the tools and training necessary for success Work Outdoors - Enjoy an engaging, high-energy work environment

Work both solo and in small teams to meet sales targets

* Represent our company professionally and positively in the community

Resilience and self-motivation to succeed in an outdoor sales environment

  • Previous sales or customer service experience is beneficial but not required
  • Individuals looking to develop sales and communication skills
  • Those who enjoy working outdoors and engaging with people
  • Anyone seeking part-time work with opportunities for growth

Ready to kickstart your sales journey?
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