Conduct residential sewer camera inspections, diagnose drain and sewer issues, explain findings to homeowners, recommend repair or replacement solutions, overcome objections, and close sales. The role requires technical residential plumbing knowledge, camera equipment operation, strong communication, accurate documentation, independent work, and collaboration with plumbing and drain teams.
Radiant Plumbing & Air Conditioning
Since 1999, Radiant Plumbing & Air Conditioning has been Austin’s bold and quirky solution for all things home comfort. We’re known for doing things differently, delivering an unforgettable customer experience, and building a culture where our people have each other’s backs.
If you know residential drains and sewer systems, can confidently run a camera, and know how to turn what you find into solutions for homeowners, we want to talk to you. This is a sales-driven role with unlimited earning potential for someone who understands the technical side of the business AND knows how to build trust with customers.
Don’t let your next opportunity go down the drain. Come join a winning team at Radiant!
The Good Stuff
- Unlimited Earning Potential: Hourly pay during training, then transition to a full commission role
- Company-provided truck, phone, iPad, and uniforms
- Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance
- Pet Insurance
- 401(k) with 4% company match
- PTO, Paid Holidays & Paid Wellness Time
- Employee Discounts
- Tool Program
- Continuous training and development
- Opportunity to grow with an established and growing home-services company
What You’ll Do
- Perform residential sewer camera inspections to identify drain and sewer issues
- Clearly explain camera findings and recommended solutions to homeowners
- Identify opportunities for sewer repairs, replacements, excavation, and other appropriate solutions
- Build trust with homeowners through honest recommendations and strong communication
- Present options, answer questions, overcome objections, and close sales
- Accurately document findings, recommendations, and customer information
- Troubleshoot residential drain and sewer issues
- Safely operate sewer cameras and other related tools and equipment
- Work closely with our plumbing and drain teams to ensure a great customer experience from inspection through completion
What We’re Looking For
- Residential drain, sewer, or plumbing experience is REQUIRED
- Previous in-home sales experience is strongly preferred
- Experience operating and interpreting sewer camera equipment
- Strong understanding of residential drain and sewer systems
- Plumbing license is a BIG plus
- Proven ability to communicate technical issues in a way homeowners can easily understand
- Comfortable recommending solutions and asking for the sale
- Self-motivated and driven by performance and results
- Strong customer service and relationship-building skills
- Ability to work independently while also being a strong team player
- Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record
- Ability to successfully complete required background screening
Know drains. Know sewers. Know how to sell solutions.
If you’re experienced, competitive, customer-focused, and ready for a role where your earning potential is in your hands, apply today and come see what makes Radiant different!
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Radiant Plumbing, Air Conditioning & Electrical Austin, Texas, USA Office
Austin, TX, United States
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