FROM A GIG TO A JOB, FROM A JOB TO A PROFESSION

Akron OH

Description

Tired of clicking on those "be your own boss" ads, just to find out is another BS sale's position or a food delivery app? LEARN A TRADE IN CONSTRUCTION! BECOME A CONTRACTOR! The last industry in America that can lead to financial independency in 3 years. We are a full rehab home remodeling business, with over 150 flips, 3 to 4 active job sites at the same time all year long. We do the absolutely BEST rehabs in Town, new construction quality level. Enroll in a 2 days paid try out, show your skills, determination and commitment and get hired for any position depending or your level of experience (from none to highly skilled, we need everybody). No tools needed to start, only reliable transportation (all worksites are in the area, no long drives). You will work side by side with people with up to 40 years of experience, and learn the basics of ALL CONSTRUCTION TRADES: masonry, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, roofing, drainage, wall prep&paint, drywall, waterproofing, smart demolition, tiles, flooring, cabinetry, windows, insulation, mold remediation, new additions and even landscaping. Weekly pay, with a super wide rate from $12.5 p/hour up to $35, depending on skill level and personal tools. From fresh out of high school to retired workers who wants a part time handyman position (for our rental properties), we take in people from any age, gender or nationality (Se habla Español) We want you to grow from a labor guy up to a general contractor who can handle is own team and take care by himself of a whole project. Start as an employee and become a business partner. We will give you free coaching and counseling on personal finances, share with you our store discounts when you want to expand your tool box, and give you continuing education on new material, techniques and machines. Two most important requirements: It's a hard and rewarding job, where safety has to be a priority, so must show character and sobriety (show up stoned/drunk once and you're out, that's what weekends are for).