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NEW BATH TODAY is actively seeking professional independent contractors for bathroom installations, focusing on bath and tub installs with two-man crews. The company handles lead generation and provides steady workload, making it ideal for contractors seeking consistent work and earnings of roughly $3,800–$4,200 per week.
Installers follow industry best practices, lift heavy materials when needed, and install products like Walk-in Baths, Showers, and Tubs.
NEW BATH TODAY is looking for professional independent contractors capable of bathroom installations primarily focused on bath and tub installs. Typically not performing full bathroom remodels, we are the bath and tub experts, and that is our area of focus. If you are a capable independent contractor that doesn't want to chase down your own leads or struggle to keep consistent work, let us do that for you!
Our model consists of two-man crews per job. Several of our independent contractors may run multiple teams depending on their own operation. The typical earnings and process is outlined below per team. Our teams love working with our company and we have plenty of opportunities for those looking for a consistent and steady workload, without feeling like you are always on the hustle and grind.
Our warehouse is currently located in Columbus, OH so comfortability with driving is a must. Most crews make a warehouse run to pick up their materials once a week. If you have a larger enclosed trailer, you may be able to pick up two weeks of jobs, and only come into the warehouse twice a month.
Come be a part of an organization that values your craftsmanship and professionalism!
Average earnings per crew: $3,800 - $4,200 per week.
Responsible for the professional installation of our KOHLER NEW BATH TODAY products using industry “best practices” and in adherence with company installation guidelines and established time guidelines.
An Installer must be capable of lifting, when necessary, heavy materials into place in order to perform their job function.