Window Installer

Christensenexteriors; Utah; On-site; USD 30,307 - 49,593; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

$22–$36 / Hour

No seasonal layoffs

Learn from a 50‑year Master in stucco

Real crew – no subcontractors

Direct access to Dallas

Job summary

Christensen Stucco in Utah is seeking a Window Installer to remove, flash, set, and seal new windows, ensuring proper integration with stucco or Hardie systems. The role requires attention to flashing detail and the ability to work with a dedicated crew.

Responsibilities include reviewing each job, removing old windows, flashing openings, setting and leveling sash, plus sealing joints and performing final inspections. Competitive pay and a strong team environment are provided.

Qualifications

• Window installation experience preferred; ability to train the right person.
• Flashing knowledge and attention to detail essential.
• Physical strength to handle large, heavy windows safely.
• Problem-solving in varied rough openings.
• Clean work habits and respect for the homeowner’s property.
• Valid driver’s license required for job-site travel.

Responsibilities

• Review the job and assess window openings before work starts.
• Remove existing windows and inspect for rot or moisture.
• Flash openings with a self‑adhering membrane.
• Set, shim, level, and fasten windows to framing.
• Install J-channel, backer rod, and backer tape to prevent water infiltration.
• Seal joints and perform final inspection; ensure proper operation.

Skills

Window installation experience

Flashing knowledge

Detail oriented

Physical strength

Problem solving

Clean work habits

Valid driver’s license

Job description

$22–$36 / Hour

Window Installer

Remove, flash, set, and seal. Every window we install integrates properly with the stucco or Hardie system. No shortcuts on flashing — ever.

Responsibilities

• 7:00 AM – Review the job. Dallas walks every window opening before work starts, checking existing flashing condition, water damage, and sheathing integrity so you know exactly what you're dealing with before the first screw.
• 8:00 AM – Remove and assess. Remove existing windows carefully, inspect sheathing and framing, flag and address any rot or moisture damage before the new window goes in.
• 9:00 AM – Flash the opening. Apply a self‑adhering flashing membrane at sill and sides – the most important step, engineered for Utah’s climate.
• 10:00 AM – Set and level. Set the window in the opening, shim, level, and plumb, fasten to framing, ensuring consistent reveal and proper clearance for stucco or Hardie integration. Every window is checked with a level.
• 1:00 PM – Integrate with exterior system. Install J‑channel, backer rod, backer tape to prevent water infiltration. Dallas inspects every transition.
• 3:30 PM – Seal and inspect. Apply exterior caulk at all joints, perform a final inspection – every window operates and every seal is checked. Dallas signs off before the crew leaves.

Qualifications

• Window installation experience preferred; ability to train the right person. Flashing knowledge and attention to detail essential.
• Detail oriented. Avoid costly water damage from bad window flashing.
• Physical strength. Able to handle large, heavy windows safely.
• Problem‑solving in varied rough openings – rot, out‑of‑square framing, unusual conditions.
• Clean work habits. Respect for the homeowner’s property.
• Valid driver’s license required for job‑site travel.

Why Work Here

Most contractor jobs mean working for whoever showed up today. At Christensen Stucco you work for Dallas – one owner, one crew, one standard. You receive fair pay based on skill level and no seasonal layoffs. You learn from a 50‑year Master in stucco, work with a real crew (no subs), and build work you’re proud of. Dallas keeps the crew working 12 months a year and offers direct access to the owner.

Benefits

• $22–$36 / Hour, paid based on actual skill level.
• No seasonal layoffs.
• Learn from a 50‑year Master in stucco knowledge.
• Real crew – no subcontractors; you’re a full crew member.
• Direct access to Dallas, no HR department or middle management.

From Dallas: A window installed without proper flashing is a water damage claim waiting to happen. I've been repairing other contractors’ window flashing failures for 50 years. On my jobs – every window gets done right. If you understand why that matters and want to do work you’re proud of – let’s talk.