Designer

O'Fallon Family Floors•O'Fallon, MO

About The Position

The Flooring & Design Consultant works directly with customers to help plan and complete home improvement projects. The role involves helping customers select flooring, carpet, tile, paint colors, bathroom materials, finishes, and other coordinated design details. The consultant prepares estimates and proposals, helps bid or estimate painting projects, and supports customers from their initial ideas and selections through project completion. The position offers base pay determined by experience plus commission, with uncapped earning potential. Training may be provided to the right person.

Requirements

  • Enjoy decorating, home design, colors, and helping people.
  • Have a friendly personality and good customer service skills.
  • Be organized, dependable, and motivated.
  • Be comfortable talking with customers, discussing projects, and helping prepare estimates.

Nice To Haves

  • Sales experience.
  • Flooring, painting, remodeling, or interior design experience.
  • An eye for design and an interest in home improvement.

Responsibilities

  • Help customers choose flooring, carpet, tile, and other materials.
  • Assist customers planning full bathroom remodels, including selecting flooring, tile, colors, and finishes.
  • Help customers select paint colors and coordinate colors throughout their homes.
  • Prepare paint selections and help bid or estimate painting projects.
  • Coordinate flooring, wall colors, bathroom finishes, and other design details.
  • Prepare estimates and proposals for customer projects.
  • Work with customers from initial ideas and selections through completion of their projects.

Benefits

  • Base pay plus commission, with uncapped earning potential.
  • Health insurance benefits.
  • 401(k) retirement benefits.
  • Great working hours.
  • Opportunity to grow with an established business.
  • A rewarding position involving customer interaction and creative work.
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