Window and Door Installer

Overview

Experienced Window & Door Installer is responsible for the professional removal and installation of residential windows and doors, ensuring top-tier workmanship, jobsite safety, and a great customer experience. You’ll perform rough/finish carpentry, flashing and caulking, trim work, cleanup, and job documentation.

• Prepare each job site: protect work areas, confirm materials, review the scope, and communicate with the homeowner
• Safely remove existing windows/doors; install replacement units per manufacturer specs and Woodland standards
• Perform rough & finish carpentry: shimming, squaring, fastening, flashing, caulking, insulation, interior/exterior trim
• Install products level and square to ensure weather-tight, code-compliant results
• Complete site teardown and cleanup; haul away debris as needed
• Use hand/power tools safely and efficiently; maintain tools and company vehicle cleanliness
• Document work (materials, time, photos, signatures) accurately and on time
• Coach and support apprentices/assistants; model Woodland’s safety & quality expectations
• Communicate professionally with homeowners; answer basic product/maintenance questions; escalate when needed
• Comply with OSHA, state/local codes, and Woodland safety rules at all times

• 3+ years professional window and/or door installation (replacement preferred)
• Strong rough & finish carpentry skills; able to read a tape/rule, square, and levels; follow layout lines precisely
• Proficient with flashing, caulking, insulation, shimming, and trim for a weather-tight, clean finish
• Solid problem-solving on retrofit conditions (out-of-square openings, rotted framing, atypical substrates)
• Professional communication and customer-service skills on active residential jobsites
• Valid driver’s license with acceptable driving record; able to drive company vehicles
• Ability to obtain/maintain a DOT medical card if driving DOT-regulated vehicles (some routes)
• Bilingual English/Spanish a plus

• Frequently lift, carry, and maneuver 50+ lbs (team-lifts for heavier units)
• Work on ladders, scaffolding, and at heights with proper fall protection
• Stand, kneel, bend, and reach for extended periods; work indoors/outdoors in varying weather
• Use required PPE and follow all Woodland safety procedures

• Competent with hand/power carpentry tools (saws, drills, routers, planers)
• Smartphone/tablet for schedules, photos, job documentation, and homeowner signatures

Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to protected characteristics under applicable law.