Now Hiring: Full-Time and Part-Time Painters Also Weekend Help
Saturday and Sunday workers will be compensated and paid in cash. Take care of impact and our clients and we will take care of you.
Impact Painting is looking for dedicated painters to join our attitude- and drama-free team! We’re hiring for both full-time and part-time positions, welcoming individuals with or without experience. If you’re eager to learn, reliable, and ready to work in a positive environment, we’d love to have you on board. Experienced painters are also encouraged to apply, with competitive pay based on skill level.
Positions & Pay Ranges:
Entry-Level Painters – No experience required, just a positive attitude and willingness to learn! $12 Cash end of day
1-2 Years of Experience – $19-$22 per hour
2-4 Years of Experience – $22-$25 per hour
Journeyman Painters – $25-$27 per hour
Lead Painters/Foremans – $28-$30 per hour (must have experience managing jobs and ensuring customer satisfaction). Basicly complete multiple
Jobs with no complaints. Fit within budget of project. Work alone, Finish Jobs Alone, Babysit free
Requirements:
Must have basic hand tools (caulk gun, brush, mud knife, etc.)—we provide everything else
Must have whites (proper work attire)
Comfortable with heights (ladder and scaffold work)
Timely and professional work ethic
Willingness to work in a drama-free, positive environment
Payment Structure:
1099 contractors, paid out weekly
First few days paid in cash
Why Join Impact Painting?
Competitive pay with flexible part-time and full-time options. Part time preferred.
Weekly pay structure, with the first few days paid in cash
All necessary equipment (except basic hand tools and whites) provided
Supportive, attitude-free team environment focused on quality and growth
If you’re ready to join a positive, professional team and make an impact with your work, let’s talk! If we see your worth we make sure you are compensated.
To Apply: Text some info about yourself to 810-772-8885
Please note that I will ask you a few basic questions at the beginning of the interview to get to know you and your experience level. Not everyone is a painter. 3 simple questions I can tell if you have proffesional experience.
