Restoration Technician
Listed on 2026-08-07
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Trades / Skilled Labor
Building Maintenance, Maintenance Technician / Mechanic
Benefits:
- On Call Bonus
- Paid Holidays
- Free uniforms
- Training & development
- Competitive salary
- Opportunity for advancement
- Paid time off
- Flexible schedule
At Paul Davis Restoration of White Bear Lake, we help families and businesses recover after disasters like floods, fires, and mold damage. Every day is different, and you'll learn valuable skills while working with a team that has each other's backs.
Whether you have experience or are looking to learn a new trade, we'll train you.
What You'll Earn- $21-$28/hour depending on experience
- Plenty of overtime opportunities
- Paid IICRC certifications and training
You'll respond to emergency property damage and help restore homes and businesses by:
- Extracting water
- Performing demolition
- Setting drying equipment
- Monitoring drying progress
- Cleaning smoke and fire damage
- Mold remediation
- Taking photos and documenting work
- Helping customers during stressful situations
Every day is different.
We're looking for people who are:- Reliable
- Hard working
- Physically active
- Coachable
- Positive
- Able to solve problems
- Comfortable working with a team
If you've worked in construction, roofing, moving, landscaping, concrete, HVAC, plumbing, military, warehouses, or similar trades, you'll probably fit in well.
Requirements- Valid driver's license
- Able to lift 75 pounds
- Pass background check
- Comfortable using phones and tablets
- High school diploma or GED
- Small company where your work matters
- Leadership that invests in training
- Opportunity to move into Lead Technician, Estimator, Project Manager
- No two days are ever the same
- You'll genuinely help people during one of the hardest days of their lives
- Monday-Friday
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