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Home & Commercial Maintenance Technician – $20–$30/hr – Weekly Pay

HomeSmiles Durham NC

Durham, NC and surrounding areas

Pay: $20–$30 per hour depending on experience, paid weekly

Job type: Part-time to start — we are actively growing our client base and expect full-time hours within 60–90 days

Schedule: Flexible; Monday through Saturday service window

About the job

HomeSmiles Durham is veteran and family-owned. We launched in early 2025 and are building a small, reliable team. We serve homeowners, property managers, and commercial clients across Durham and the surrounding area. You will work directly with the owners. We provide all equipment, pay weekly, and prioritize our best technicians for more hours as our client base grows.

What you will do

Pressure washing — residential exteriors, driveways, decks, patios, and commercial building surfaces
HVAC filter replacements
Dryer vent cleaning
Gutter and downspout clearing
Basic interior and exterior maintenance tasks at residential and commercial properties
Photo documentation of completed work
Professional interaction with homeowners, property managers, and commercial contacts
Noting additional services clients ask about — these earn additional pay when they book

Pay and what we provide

$20–$30 per hour, paid weekly
All equipment provided — commercial-grade pressure washer, ladders, safety gear, branded shirt for uniform, and job tools
Bonus pay for 5-star customer reviews
Additional pay when clients book services you identified
Referral bonuses for customers and team members
Regular pay reviews — technicians who perform well earn more over time
Health insurance and 401k are planned as we build toward a full-time team

What we need from you

Reliable transportation
Comfortable operating pressure washing equipment and working outdoors year-round
Comfortable on ladders
Professional with clients in their homes and properties
Able to manage your own schedule and work independently once trained
You show up when scheduled and communicate if something changes
Able to pass a background check before your first day

Experience

Experience in property maintenance, facilities, building maintenance, pressure washing, handyman work, landscaping, or similar work is helpful. We will train the right person. Reliability matters more to us than a long resume.

Background check

We run a background check on every technician. Our clients trust us in their homes and commercial properties.

How to apply

Send us a message with your experience and general availability. We respond to every qualified applicant within 48 hours.

Compensation: $20.00 - $30.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Join our HomeSmiles Team and help keep families safe.

HomeSmiles is a single solution to all of our client’s property maintenance needs, including dryer vent cleaning, window washing, gutter cleaning, pressure washing, and so much more!

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