Field Sales Estimate Writer

Job Description
Job Description
Benefits:
Bonus based on performance
Company car
Company parties
Flexible schedule
Join FISH Window Cleaning — Build a Career, Not Just a Job
Done with the cubicle grind? We're hiring a
FULL TIME Field Sales Estimator to join our high-energy team at FISH. This isn't your average sales gig — you'll be out in the field every day, meeting people, sizing up jobs, and writing estimates that turn into real business. And you'll actually get paid what you're worth for it. What makes FISH different:
Real autonomy. You run your day.

We give you the training and tools, you bring the drive. No nights, no weekends. Ever. Your schedule stays yours. A team that has your back. We win together and support each other on the tough days. Pay that rewards hustle. Base pay plus uncapped commission — the harder you work, the bigger your paycheck. Every day looks different. Your territory is your workspace, not a desk.

What You'll Learn

Paid training on how to write professional, accurate window cleaning estimates for prospective customers. You'll work directly with an experienced mentor and team, picking up sales and estimating skills that translate far beyond this job. You'll be representing the best window cleaning crew in the Birmingham Metro — and it shows.

Territory: Birmingham, Hoover, Vestavia Hills, Homewood, Mountain Brook, Trussville
(edit to your actual coverage)
Learn professional estimate writing from the ground up
Set and hit goals — weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly
Build real-world sales skills you'll use for the rest of your career

What You Bring

Strong self-motivation and follow-through
Great communication and people skills
A working smartphone
Valid driver's license, current car insurance, reliable transportation
What FISH Provides:
Paid training from day one
Company tablet with route/estimate software
$14/hour base plus uncapped commission
— top performers earn $20-25+/hr
Full-time, consistent daytime schedule
Growth path for someone who wants more than "just a job"