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Fort Myers, FL · On-site

Window Installer Subcontractor We are seeking experienced Window & Door Installation Subcontractors to join our growing team. This opportunity is ideal for established contractors looking for a ...

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A Window Door Subcontractor is a skilled professional who installs, repairs, or replaces windows and doors for residential or commercial projects. They typically work under a general contractor or construction company but operate as independent contractors. Their responsibilities include measuring openings, ensuring proper fit, sealing installations, and complying with building codes. They may also work with various materials like wood, vinyl, aluminum, or fiberglass. Experience with tools, construction techniques, and customer service is essential for success in this role.

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To thrive as a Window Door Subcontractor, you need strong carpentry skills, construction knowledge, and experience with window and door installation, often evidenced by prior subcontracting work or relevant certifications. Familiarity with power tools, measuring devices, construction plans, and safety regulations like OSHA standards is typically required. Problem-solving ability, attention to detail, and effective communication with clients and general contractors are key soft skills. These competencies ensure successful, safe, and timely installation projects that meet quality expectations and building codes.

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Window Door Subcontractors typically spend their days preparing worksites, taking precise measurements, removing old units, and installing new windows and doors in residential or commercial buildings. They also review blueprints or project plans, ensure work meets building codes, and coordinate tasks with other trades such as framers or finish carpenters. Communication with clients or site supervisors about project progress or specific requirements is another common part of the job. Each day may also include troubleshooting unexpected issues, ensuring safety practices are followed, and documenting completed work.

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Window & Door Installer

Statewide Window and Doors

Lake Worth, FL

Full-time

Posted 9 days ago

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Job description

Position: Window & Door Installer

We are seeking a qualified subcontractor for Window & Door Installation. A qualified contractor must have Window & Door Installation experience in Florida with necessary insurance, trucks, tools, and crews.

All Contractors MUST Have a Truck, Helper/Crew Tools, and Liability Insurance!

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Establish rapport with customers
• Handle all Installation Appointments & Necessary Paperwork
• Provide Excellent Customer Service

REQUIREMENTS:
• Window & Door Installation Experience in Florida is a MUST!
• Valid driver’s License & Auto Insurance
• Ability to work Monday-Saturday
• Ability to Lift 50 lbs.

COMPENSATION:
• Competitive Compensation
• Constant Work Flow Year Round
• Stable Environment

TO APPLY:
• Please submit your updated resume and phone number.


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