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No Worry Home is seeking an experienced Field Service Technician for the Greater Boston area. You will evaluate homes proactively, perform preventive maintenance, and handle a broad range of residential tasks with an eye for potential issues before they escalate.
Ideal candidates bring 10–15 years of hands-on residential experience, solid carpentry/plumbing/electrical/HVAC skills, and the ability to communicate clearly with homeowners.
No Worry Homeis looking for an experienced, highly skilled Field Service Technicianto join our growing team. We are only interested in applicants who live in the greater Boston area.
This isnot a traditional handyman or maintenance position. We are looking for someone withat least 10–15 years of hands-on residential experience — and ideally more — who understands how homes work and has developed the judgment to recognize potential problems before they become major issues.
Our technicians don’t simply arrive at a home with a list of repairs to complete. A core part of the job is proactively evaluating the home, identifying maintenance needs and potential problems the homeowner may not even know exist, and helping our customers take care of their homes in a thoughtful and preventive way.
No Worry Home provides comprehensive home maintenance and handyman services to homeowners throughout Greater Boston. Our members rely on us to be their trusted partner for taking care of their homes.
Our technicians visit customers’ homes on a regular schedule. During each visit, they perform preventive maintenance, complete handyman projects, inspect the home for potential issues, and identify items that may require attention from one of our specialist partners. We provide No Worry Home vans to our technicians.
The ideal candidate has spent many years working in and around residential homes and has developed a broad understanding of home systems and construction.
You might have a background in residential construction, remodeling, property maintenance, home inspection, carpentry, or another skilled trade. More important than a particular job title is the breadth of your experience and your ability to walk through a home and recognize when something doesn’t look or function the way it should.
We’re looking for someone who is naturally observant and curious — the kind of person who notices a water stain, an improperly draining gutter, deteriorating caulk, an unusual sound from a mechanical system, a loose railing, or another potential problem and wants to understand what’s causing it.
Technical ability is important, but it’s only part of the job.
Our best technicians becometrusted advisors to our homeowners. Customers need to feel confident that the person walking through their home knows what to look for, will tell them when something needs attention, won’t recommend unnecessary work, and will follow through on commitments.
That requires experience, good judgment, integrity, communication skills and genuine pride in taking care of people’s homes.
If you’ve spent many years working on houses and have reached the point where you can oftenspot a problem before a homeowner even knows there’s a problem, we’d like to talk with you.