Full-time role maintaining a 20-building portfolio in Vero Beach. Must live within 25 min of Miracle Mile, have your own tools, and handle plumbing, electrical, carpentry & HVAC repairs.
About Us:
North Crane Living is a locally owned property management company overseeing about 20 apartment and mixed-use buildings in Vero Beach. We take pride in maintaining safe, clean, and well-kept properties for our residents and tenants.
Job Summary:
We’re hiring a reliable Handyman / Maintenance Technician skilled in basic plumbing, electrical, carpentry, and HVAC repair. You’ll handle day-to-day repairs, unit turnovers, and general upkeep across our portfolio.
What You’ll Do:
Perform basic plumbing, electrical, carpentry, and HVAC work
Troubleshoot maintenance issues in occupied & vacant units
Handle drywall, paint, flooring, and fixture repairs
Perform preventative maintenance & property inspections
Respond to emergencies during on-call nights and weekends
Communicate clearly with residents, supervisors, and vendors
Requirements:
3+ years of maintenance or handyman experience preferred
Must live within 25 minutes of Miracle Mile, Vero Beach
Must have your own tools and reliable transportation
Valid driver’s license & clean record
Good communication and customer service skills required
Professional, dependable, self-motivated
On-call nights and weekends for emergencies
Pay:
$45,000–$60,000 / year, based on experience
✅ Full-time, year-round work
✅ Opportunity for growth with a reputable local company
How to Apply:
Reply to this post by email or text 772-539-4132 with answers to the questions below.
Name & City (to confirm proximity to Miracle Mile)
Years of experience in property maintenance or construction
Three specific repairs you’ve personally completed recently
Trade you’re strongest in — plumbing, electrical, carpentry, or HVAC — and why
How you typically diagnose a problem first (tools, visual inspection, talking to tenant, etc.)
Do you have your own tools and vehicle? (Describe your vehicle)
Are you comfortable being on-call nights/weekends for emergencies?
When a resident calls angry about an issue you didn’t cause, how do you respond in the moment?
When could you start?