Careers
Join a crew that only does turns
Steady work in vacant units, with a lead you can name and a schedule that's written down.
Turn crews work in empty units, so there's no moving furniture and no working around a family's day. The work is quick and repeatable, and good prep is what the firm pays for.
Painters, with or without turn experience
Crew leads who can run a unit start to finish
A turn desk coordinator, scheduling and texting
How pay works
How you're paid, spelled out
The pay range is posted on every opening. Here's how it's built.
Hourly base
Paid weekly, for every hour on a unit and in the truck between units.
Unit-pass bonus
Shared by the crew when a unit passes its final walk with no callback.
Overtime
Paid as state and federal law require, including booked Sunday and evening turns.
Tools and protection
Respirators, eye protection, covers and sprayers are supplied.
Training
Prep, spraying and working practices for pre-1978 units are taught on the job.
No surprise deductions
Anything held from a check is explained in writing on day one.
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Tell us about you
Five minutes. The turn desk calls back about the openings that fit.