Do I need a construction background for the sales roles?
Not to start. You'll be trained properly on the products, the walkthrough and how to read what a home actually needs before you're in front of a homeowner on your own. What we look for is professionalism, reliability and a willingness to learn the trade. Crew roles are different — those need real experience and a five-year crew lead.
How does the pay work?
It's performance-based rather than salaried — you're rewarded for the appointments you run and the work you close, with no cap on the top end. Training is paid. We'll go through the full structure and what a realistic first, third and sixth month looks like on the call.
Is this full time?
The schedule is flexible. Some people run it full time, others fit it around existing commitments. What matters is showing up reliably for the appointments you take on.
I've sold before — do I still start at the bottom?
Not necessarily. If you bring genuine sales experience, you may be able to move directly into a closer role. Mention it in your application and we'll talk it through.
Which areas are you hiring in?
Sales roles are open in Winnipeg and Regina. Crew work runs across all of Western Canada — Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba — with Calgary, Chestermere, Airdrie, Okotoks, Cochrane, Strathmore and Langdon as our steadiest ground. If you're elsewhere in the three provinces, send a general application and we'll keep you on file.
What do crews need before they can take work?
WCB coverage in good standing, a valid GST number and liability insurance — those three are non-negotiable before a crew steps on one of our sites. Crew leads need at least five years in the trade. Bring those and we can talk about volume.
Who will I be dealing with?
Erik and the sales team handle hiring conversations and day-to-day contact. Devon set the standards the company works to and makes sure crews and staff hold to them, but he isn't the one running the calls.