Outdoor Sales Role - No Experience Required

About the Role

We’re hiring hard-working, reliable, and motivated individuals to join our team as Junior Sales Representatives.

This is an outdoor, door-to-door role where you’ll speak with homeowners in local neighborhoods and help generate leads for our sales team.

You do not need sales experience. If you’re confident, coachable, and willing to work hard, we’ll teach you the rest.

This role is best suited for people who like being active, enjoy talking to people, and want a job where effort directly impacts pay.

What the Job Actually Looks Like

  • Walking door-to-door in residential neighborhoods

  • Knocking, introducing yourself, and having short conversations

  • Booking interested homeowners for free estimates

  • Working set shifts (afternoons / evenings)

  • Getting coached, supported, and improved over time

You’re not cold-calling.
You’re not selling contracts.
You’re starting conversations.

Who This Is a Great Fit For

  • Hard-working individuals with a good attitude

  • People who are comfortable being outdoors

  • Athletes, team players, or competitive personalities

  • Anyone looking to build confidence and communication skills

  • Those who want more than minimum wage

You don’t need:

  • Sales experience

  • A résumé full of jobs

  • To be “naturally outgoing”

You do need:

  • Reliability

  • Willingness to learn

  • A strong work ethic

Pay & Upside (Important)

This is a performance-based role.
Your pay increases as you improve.

  • Most reps earn more than typical hourly jobs

  • Strong reps earn significantly more through bonuses

  • Top performers are invited into higher-level roles

We train you, support you, and give feedback — you control the results.

Requirements

  • Comfortable walking and working outdoors

  • Able to communicate clearly and respectfully

  • Available afternoons, evenings, and/or weekends

  • Positive attitude and professionalism

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