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HomeTech Pro LLC is a property preservation and maintenance company that has worked proudly for more than 10 years in this industry. We are based out in SC. We have jobs in several states, including SC, GA, NC, IL, WI, MI, NY, and so on. We are spreading our business to cope with the high demand from the clients and we are looking for contractors who are able to help us stand out in delivering outstanding services to our clients.
Work types include, but are not limited to:
- Initial Secure
- Debris Removal
- Recurring Maintenance (Grass cuts)
- Winterization
- Landscaping
- Evictions
- Janitorial Service (Broom Sweep, Maid Refresh)
- And many more!
Skills Needed:
- Able to complete preservation and/or inspection services
- Capable of photographing work and ability to use mobile applications
- Ability to report and bid damages at the property
- Ability to follow work order instructions
- Understand the requirement of completing work according to industry standard guidelines
- Meet deadlines for work orders to the best of your ability and provide necessary progress updates
All potential vendors are required to have an Aspen Grove ABC number.
Experience with PPW is a plus. We expect proper communication via phone calls, text, and email. We also expect to keep the turnaround time within the first 48-72 hours on work orders.
You think you are ready to join in the journey with us? What are you waiting for? Pick up your phone and join us today.
Please reach out to us via email or call with your full name, your company name and your coverage area. I will be glad to talk to you and get you onboarded.
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