Remodel Helper
Listed on 2026-07-07
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Construction Labor / Trades, Building Maintenance, Construction Manager/ Foreman, Building & Residential Construction
Remodel Helper
You don’t need experience — you need discipline, effort, and respect for the work. This is where a remodel career actually begins. The Remodel Helper role is designed to train individuals through hands‑on field support, clear expectations, and real job‑site responsibility. If you want to learn construction the right way and grow into a Remodel Technician role, this position provides structure, accountability, and a clear path forward.
WhoWe Are
Next Level Restoration & Remodel is an Albuquerque‑based restoration and remodel company built on craftsmanship, accountability, and respect — for clients, for homes, and for the people doing the work.
We specialize in high‑quality remodeling and rebuilds following restoration projects. Our standard is simple:
- Safety is non‑negotiable
- Systems matter
- Homes are treated with care
- Field teams are trained, trusted, and expected to perform
This is a company for people who want to grow into professionals — not just clock hours.
The RoleRole
Title:
Remodel Helper
Status:
Full‑Time, Field Role
You support remodel projects by assisting Lead Technicians and Technicians with daily job‑site operations. This role focuses on job‑site readiness, cleanliness, material handling, and foundational support while learning remodel systems, safety standards, and professional field habits.
What Success Looks LikeYou are successful in this role when:
- Jobsites are clean, protected, and safe every day
- Tools and materials are organized and handled properly
- Demo, prep, and cleanup tasks are completed without rework
- Leads can rely on you without constant oversight
- Client property is treated with care and respect
- You show improvement, consistency, and initiative over time
- Set up, maintain, and break down clean, safe remodel jobsites
- Assist with demolition, prep work, cleanup, and debris removal
- Load, unload, organize, and care for tools, equipment, and materials
- Protect client property and maintain a professional presence in homes
- Follow safety procedures, PPE requirements, and job‑site standards
- Support team efficiency by staying prepared, learning, and anticipating next steps
- Accountable & Reliable — you show up on time, ready to work
- Detail‑Oriented — clean jobsites and organized tools matter to you
- Safety‑Focused — you take job‑site awareness seriously
- Craftsmanship‑Proud — even in prep and cleanup work
- Coachable & Growth‑Minded — you want to improve, not coast
- Respectful of Property — you treat homes with care
Construction or remodel experience is helpful, but not required. What matters most is attitude, effort, and consistency.
Who This Role Is NOT For- Cut corners to finish faster
- Treat cleanup and protection as optional
- Need constant supervision to stay productive
- Ignore safety standards
- Get defensive when corrected
We’re building professionals — and we’re selective about who joins the team.
What Makes Next Level a Great Place to WorkAt Next Level, field team members succeed because expectations are clear and support is real.
You can expect:
- Full‑time, steady work
- Clear job expectations and defined standards
- Hands‑on learning and skill development
- Respect and structure in the field
- Leadership support that removes obstacles
- A real path to advancement for high performers
Strong Remodel Helpers are developed and promoted into Remodel Technician roles as skills, consistency, and ownership grow.
Compensation & BenefitsThis is a full‑time field role. Compensation is based on experience, reliability, and consistency in the field.
Benefits include:
- Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance
- 401(k)
- Flexible Time Off (FTO)
- Ongoing training and development
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