Ready to rise and grind? - Marketer, Remodeling Consultant, Inside Sales Representative Power Home Remodeling Employee Review

5.0
May 5, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I'm going to be completely honest about this, the pro's here are the con's to other people. For me, I loved the hustle. The beauty about Power Home Remodeling is that you get out of it what you put into it. They don't require experience and put in the time to train you to become great at your job. This is a great place to begin a sales career for you recent grads, Hands down the best money I had made since I left college and hands down some of the best people I will ever work with. You work hard and you play hard. The events that the company throws for their employees are INSANE, they understand how demanding the positions are and want to reward you for the work you put in. Everyone is very approachable from co-workers to the co-CEO's and the office is great. This company is going to be doing some great things in the future.

Cons

The schedule can be tough at times and there will be times that you are just burnt. If you're focused, you find a way to push through though. There are also some crazy people you come across in the field, just have to brush them off and move on.

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5.0
Jul 20, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

I started recently (three months ago) and the training is second to none. Multiple weeks preparing everyone before heading out to the field and working directly with clients. The earning potential is extremely high, and all of the tools are in place to make it happen. There is a very clear path for growth with set standards to hit in order to progress to the next level. Everyone wants everyone else to be successful.

Cons

The schedule can be an adjustment (not necessarily long hours, just shifted to be later in the evenings and weekends).

5.0
Jul 17, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The training and support are second to none. There is a clear investment in developing employees, and leadership is always available to coach and help you improve. The culture is competitive in a healthy way—everyone is encouraged to perform at a high level, but one person’s success doesn’t come at the expense of someone else’s. There are plenty of opportunities for advancement if you’re willing to put in the work, and I appreciated being trusted with growth opportunities early in my time here.

Cons

The performance standards are high, and the role isn’t for everyone. It can be stressful at times because your results are measured closely, but the expectations are communicated clearly.

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