NOW HIRING · LAS VEGAS · FULL-TIME

Maintenance Technician / Handyman

Join a growing team keeping homes & short-term rentals guest-ready across the valley. A long-term, grow-with-us role — not gig work.
$28/hr
Full-TimeMileage PaidBenefits
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What you'll do
  • Patch-and-paint, drywall repair, and touch-ups
  • Caulking, sealing & weather-stripping
  • Mounting TVs, cameras, shelves & fixtures
  • Installing locks, door hardware, handles & hinges
  • Furniture assembly and repair
  • Blinds, curtain rods & window treatments
  • In-depth move-out inspections
  • Basic tech setup (cameras, smart locks, thermostats)
  • Light hauling, junk removal & organizing
  • Walk-throughs & punch lists, documented with photos in our app
Who we're looking for
  • Dependable, available full-time Mon–Fri during business hours
  • Thorough — you scope it right and don't call it done until it is
  • Hands-on across general repair, carpentry & assembly
  • Comfortable using a smartphone & apps on the job
  • Presentable & professional with tenants and guests
  • Organized, accountable & a problem-solver in the field
What we offer
$28/hour
Competitive, paid weekly.
Mileage reimbursement
Paid for job-to-job travel.
Health insurance
Coverage for full-time team.
Paid time off
PTO you actually get to use.
Holiday pay
Paid company holidays.
Room to grow
Promote-from-within into a lead role.
Requirements — please apply only if all are true
  • You live in the Las Vegas area
  • Your own reliable vehicle for hauling tools & materials
  • Your own basic hand tools
  • Can pass a background check & legally authorized to work in the U.S.
  • Available full-time during weekday business hours
Experience: 1 year of maintenance (required)
How to apply
1.Do you have your own vehicle suitable for carrying tools and materials, plus your own basic hand tools?
2.Do you have another job, school, or commitment during weekday daytime hours that would limit your availability?
3.Tell us about a repair job you're proud of — how did you make sure it was fully finished and done right, not just good enough?