Fireplace and Residential Door Technician

DELIVER SOLUTIONS THAT MATTER. EVERY HOME YOU WORK IN DESERVES YOUR BEST. Craftsmanship, safety, and pride — on every job.

Dura Serv is looking for a Fireplace and Residential Door Technician who installs with precision, reads blueprints with confidence, and leaves every job site better than they found it.

Dura Serv's Fireplace and Residential Door Technicians install gas and wood-burning fireplaces, ventilation systems, and garage doors in new construction and residential retrofit environments. Every job requires reading blueprints, fabricating sheet metal components, interpreting technical manuals, and ensuring every installation meets code compliance and manufacturer specifications — in homes where the quality of your work lives long after you leave the job site.

This role is for someone who takes craftsmanship seriously — who uses tools correctly, documents their work accurately, communicates professionally with customers and project managers, and holds themselves to a standard that doesn't require anyone to check behind them.

• Install gas and wood-burning fireplaces in new construction and residential retrofit environments — reading blueprints, interpreting schematics, and following technical manuals to every specification
• Install garage doors in new construction and residential retrofit environments with the accuracy and attention to detail that a homeowner's daily use demands
• Fabricate, assemble, and install sheet metal components for venting systems, chase covers, and other fireplace-related components using hand and power tools in accordance with manufacturer specs and company safety protocols

• Ensure all work meets building code compliance and company quality standards — you know the codes, you follow the specs, and you don't leave a job until it's right
• Maintain accurate documentation of work performed and parts used — your records are complete, clear, and submitted on time
• Communicate clearly and professionally with customers, project managers, and team members — your professionalism on the job site reflects the Dura Serv standard
• Work safely on ladders and residential rooftops above 20 feet — safety protocols are non-negotiable on every active job site
• Assist with warehouse organization, inventory, and other duties as assigned — you're a team member on and off the job site

You don't rush a venting installation to finish early. You don't skip a documentation step because no one is watching. And you don't leave a homeowner's property without knowing the job is right.

• Mechanically capable — you're comfortable with hand and power tools, sheet metal fabrication, and residential construction environments in various stages of completion
• Blueprint-literate — you can read and interpret construction documents, schematics, and technical manuals without needing it explained to you
• Safety-conscious — you work on active job sites alongside other trades, at heights above 20 feet, in interior and exterior conditions; you follow safety protocols because you understand what's at stake
• Code-aware — you know relevant building codes and manufacturer specifications well enough to ensure every installation is compliant before you close the job
• A professional communicator — customers are in their homes or nearby; how you talk to them, how you treat their space, and how you explain your work reflects directly on Dura Serv
• Detail-oriented — documentation, parts tracking, and accurate records are part of doing the job right, not an afterthought

• High School diploma or…