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$25.00Hourly, (24 hours per week)
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Flexible Schedule
Projected Weekly Earnings (AVERAGE EXAMPLE)

$1,800.00 – $3,000.00+ Per Week @ ONLY ~ (24) Hours Per Week

ASI Roofing is looking for energetic, outgoing Entry Level Sales Associates to join our team. This is an active, field-based role ideal for individuals who enjoy being outdoors, talking to people, and growing into a high-earning sales position.

You’ll be the first point of contact with potential customers—generating leads, scheduling roof inspections, and helping homeowners take the first step toward repairing or replacing their roof.

What You’ll Be Doing as Entry Level Sales Associate

Knock on residential doors in assigned neighborhoods
Start conversations with homeowners and schedule roof inspections
Work alongside a salesperson and help keep their inspection calendar full
Track activity, appointments, and follow-ups
Market our services by distributing flyers, brochures, and promotional materials
Report your activity and results daily to the sales/management team
Learn real sales skills that can take your income to the next level

Pay Structure

Performance-based compensation
Compensation details finalized during offer

What You’ll Need as Entry Level Sales Associate

A valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
Comfort working on foot and outdoors
A confident, outgoing personality with strong communication skills
Self-motivation and willingness to take initiative
Ability to handle rejection and keep a positive attitude
Willingness to learn, grow, and follow a proven process

What We Provide you as a Entry Level Sales Associate

Branded shirts/hats to help you look professional in the field
In-depth training on scripting, tonality, sales mindset, and customer conversations
A clear path to grow into sales and leadership opportunities
A high-energy, team-driven culture that celebrates wins
W-2 employment with benefits eligibility

This Role Is NOT For

Those looking for a desk job
Anyone unwilling to knock on doors and handle rejection
People expecting guaranteed results without consistent effort
Candidates who are not comfortable working outdoors or speaking with homeowners

Ready to Grind, Grow, and Get Paid?

Apply today and start building your future with ASI Roofing.

Compensation: $25.00 per hour

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

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When summer heat rises over Burr Ridge Village Center and winter squalls sweep along the Stevenson Expressway, your roof battles sweltering humidity, lake-effect snow, sudden thunderstorms, flash flooding, and even the odd tornado spinning across Harvester Park. You deserve solutions engineered for this dramatic Midwestern mix, and ASI Construction delivers exactly that. Backed by more than three decades of hands-on expertise, we are the area’s trusted roofing team, protecting homes and businesses from downtown Chicago to the quiet lanes of Falling Water and Carriage Way.

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