Fencing Sales Consultant

San Antonio, TX
Full Time
Stand Strong Fencing | NK | 145
Mid Level
​
of North San Antonio​

Sales Consultant  
Ready to join one of the nation’s fastest growing fencing businesses with full benefits, company vehicle and the potential to make more than $100K a year?
 
Join Stand Strong Fencing, where you'll turn leads into loyal customers and success into serious earnings!
 
At Stand Strong Fence and Gate North San Antonio, we're looking for driven, ambitious, and enthusiastic go-getters who love connecting with people and making a difference.

Why You'll Love It:
  • Incentive-Based Pay: Earn $50k–$100k+ with no ceiling on your success.
    • Training Pay for the first 4 weeks of employment at $700/week + expenses and commissions.
  • Comprehensive Benefits: Health, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance, 401K, PTO
  • Perks That Work: Get a company vehicle and phone after training (90–120 days).
  • Dynamic Role: A mix of fieldwork, client meetings and strategizing.
What You'll Do:
  • Dive into our proven Stand Strong Fence sales process and master the art of selling through our comprehensive training program.
  • Sharpen your product knowledge and showcase our superior fencing solutions to prospective customers.
  • Build and nurture your customer base by networking, creating opportunities, seeking referrals, generating leads and following up like a pro.
  • Set and crush your appointment goals to exceed sales targets and unlock your earning potential!
What You Bring:
  • Lead Generation sales experience Required.
  • A great communicator with excellent interpersonal skills.
  • Tech-savvy with basic computer and internet skills.
  • Home Service Sales experience is a plus (bonus points!) and a strong work ethic.
  • A positive attitude, ability to work independently and a drive to succeed matter most!
  • Valid Drivers License required
Physical & Other Requirements:
This role involves everything from door-to-door engagement and outdoor work in all seasons to occasional heavy lifting (up to 100 lbs). A valid driver’s license and a can-do attitude are essential.
Get rewarded for your hustle and talent in a high-energy, supportive environment with flexibility and autonomy to shape your schedule and reach your goals. This is a career where you determine your success and your paycheck!
 
If you require reasonable accommodation to complete a job application, a job interview, or to otherwise participate in the hiring process, please contact the ZeeRecruit team at [email protected] or 402.204.1917.  

This job search function is performed on behalf of Stand Strong Fencing of Texas an independently owned and operated company, and not Franchisor, HorsePower Brands. Franchisor, HorsePower Brands, and its affiliates, including HPB Recruitment LLC, is an independent contractor of Stand Strong Fencing of Texas and does not have any authority to bind, commit, direct, or otherwise control Stand Strong Fencing. Neither HorsePower Brands and its affiliates, including HPB Recruitment LLC nor Stand Strong Fencing of Texas shall be deemed a joint employer of the other’s employees, and nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed or construed to create a joint venture, partnership, fiduciary or agency relationship between the Parties for any purpose. Stand Strong Fencing of Texas employees shall not be deemed “employees” or “leased” employees of HorsePower Brands for any purpose, in law or equity. Applicant acknowledges, understands, and agrees that Applicant is applying for an employment position of Stand Strong Fencing of Texas and not HorsePower Brands or its affiliates], and that if hired, the Applicant shall be an employee of Stand Strong Fencing of Texas and not HorsePower Brands or its affiliates. Applicant acknowledges, understands, and agrees that any claims, disputes, causes of action, of any kind, in contract or tort, at law or equity, related to the employment of the Applicant by Stand Strong Fencing of Texas, shall be made against Stand Strong Fencing of Texas, and not HorsePower Brands or its affiliates.   
  
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