Creative Repair Specialist

Do you enjoy making things using your hands? Have hobbies that involve color or 3-D art? Like finding ways to be creative in different areas? Becoming a Surface Experts Technician could pair your interests perfectly with your job! Take advantage of an artistic outlet as your work creatively to complete repairs, usually in an hour or less.

A Day in the Life of a Surface Experts Technician:

• Base Salary + Bonus Opportunity:
  Performance-based pay starting on day 1
• Great Work/Life Balance:
  No required overtime, no nights, no weekends
• Time Off:
  Paid holidays and accruable vacation
• Flexible
  
  Work Schedule:
  
  Can accommodate midweek appointments
• Paid New Hire Training:
  Onboarding includes learning alongside a trained technician
• Company Car:
  Each technician drives a branded company vehicle for job duties
• Tools Included:
  All necessary tools and products are provided
• Learn a New Trade:
  Develop skills in a brand-new emerging trade
• Supportive Work Environment:
  Team celebrates achievements and collaborates in their approach to problem‑solving
• Small Business:
  Local business with an owner who works alongside the team each day
• Mentorship Opportunities:
  Ongoing repair training and career development
• Dedicated Help Lines:
  Technician Support Team on call to assist to questions

• Complete 4 or more creative repairs on‑site each day
• Perform work on‑location while displaying good customer service and communication
• Problem‑solve with repairs in a variety of settings like apartments, hotels, moving sites, construction sites, etc.
• Treat tenants and staff with exceptional customer service
• Update progress on repairs by entering information and notes on our CRM/Dispatch tool
• Problem‑solve alongside our designated Support Team for any issue
• Learn and integrate our one‑of‑a‑kind 5‑step process into your creative routine
• Master each instrument and tool in your personalized tool‑kit
• Flex your artistic talents – each repair requires a unique solution

• Hands‑on experience doing some form of manual work – From construction and manufacturing, to painting or sculpting.
• A background in facilities maintenance is helpful but not a deal breaker.
• Must be able to see, distinguish, and replicate colors – A familiarity with color and color matching is integral to our process.