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The Glass Guru of Blaine

Glass Shower Door Installer

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Glass Shower Door Installer The Glass Guru of Blaine Spring Lake Park, MN Job Details $200 - $300 an hour 1 day ago Benefits Opportunities for advancement Flexible schedule Qualifications Customer communication In-person customer service
Driver's License Full Job Description Benefits:
Free uniforms Opportunity for advancement Flexible schedule We are seeking an experienced independent contractor to install framed and frameless glass shower doors and enclosures throughout the Twin Cities area.
Responsibilities:
Install framed, semi-frameless, and frameless shower doors Safely transport, handle, and install tempered glass Drill tile and install hinges, channels, handles, and related hardware Apply silicone and complete professional-quality finish work Protect the customer's home and clean the work area Inspect each installation for proper operation and appearance Communicate professionally with customers and our office
Contractor Requirements:
Previous shower-door or glass-installation experience Valid driver's license and dependable work vehicle Own installation tools and necessary equipment Ability to safely lift and handle large glass panels General liability insurance Reliable, detail-oriented, and able to work independently Professional appearance and customer-service skills Ability to provide a completed W-9 This is an independent-contractor opportunity. Work is assigned according to availability, and compensation is paid per completed installation. The contractor is responsible for their own taxes, insurance, transportation, tools, and business expenses.