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Benefits:

Bonus based on performance
Flexible schedule
Opportunity for advancement
Training & development

About Lifetime Roofing

Lifetime Roofing is a fast-growing residential roofing company built on hustle, honesty, and heart. With deep local roots and a reputation for quality, we take pride in helping homeowners protect their greatest investment—their home. Our company culture is hands-on, driven, and highly team oriented. We don’t just hire workers; we build leaders. Many of our top-performing sales reps started in this very role. If you’re looking for a company where you can grow, earn, and make an impact, you’ll find it here.

Ready to Hustle? Build Your Sales Career from the Ground Up.

Lifetime Roofing is looking for energetic, outgoing Entry Level Sales Representatives to join our Baton Rouge team. This is an active, field-based role ideal for individuals who enjoy being outdoors, talking to people, and want to grow into a high-earning sales position.

You’ll be the first point of contact with potential customers—generating leads, setting up roof inspections, and helping homeowners take the first step toward a better roof.

What You’ll Be Doing:

Knock on residential doors in assigned neighborhoods
Start conversations with homeowners and schedule roof inspections
Work alongside a salesperson and help keep their inspection calendar full
Track activity with a simple notebook and text/call system (no tech headaches)
Market our services by distributing flyers, brochures, and other promotional materials
Report your activity and results daily to the sales/management team
Learn real sales skills that can take your income to the next level

Flexible Schedule:

Weekdays: 11:00 AM – Dark (2–3 evenings/week minimum)
Saturdays: Required after 9 AM company meeting, then canvassing into the evening
Training in house: Group sessions available every Monday, Wednesday, Friday (9:30 AM – 12:00 PM)

Pay Structure:

The more effort that is put in, the more money you make
Compensation details finalized during offer

What You’ll Need:

A valid driver's license and reliable transportation
Comfortable working on foot, outdoors, and in the heat
A confident, outgoing personality with strong communication skills
Self-motivation—you’ll be given direction but expected to take initiative
Willingness to learn and grow (many of our top salespeople started here)

What We Provide:

Branded shirts/hats to help you look professional in the field
In-depth training on scripting, tonality, sales mindset, and more
A clear path to grow
A high-energy, team-driven culture that celebrates wins

This Role Is NOT For:

Those looking for a desk job
Anyone unwilling to knock on doors and handle rejection
People expecting a guaranteed hourly wage without performance

Ready to grind, grow, and get paid? Apply today and let’s get you out in the field!

Compensation: $15,000.00 - $35,000.00 per year

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Lifetime Roofing is a growing roofing company proudly serving communities across Louisiana and Texas. With more than a decade of experience and thousands of completed projects, we've built our reputation around quality workmanship, exceptional customer service, and doing business with integrity.

From our roots in Baton Rouge to our continued expansion across Louisiana and Texas, our team provides residential and commercial roofing solutions designed for the unique demands of the Gulf Coast. Whether we're helping a homeowner recover after a storm, completing a full roof replacement, or expanding into a new community, our goal is simple: deliver great work and take care of people along the way.

As Lifetime continues to grow, we're looking for motivated people who want to grow with us, build meaningful careers, and be part of a team that's raising the standard in the roofing industry.

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Why Build Your Career with Lifetime Roofing?

At Lifetime Roofing, we're building more than great roofs — we're building a team of people who want to learn, grow, and succeed together. As we continue expanding throughout Louisiana and Texas, we're creating opportunities for talented people to build careers alongside us.

Perks of Joining the Lifetime Team

Career Growth & Development: Opportunities to continue learning, develop your skills, take on new challenges, and advance as the company grows.

A Growing Company: Join an established roofing company that's continuing to expand its footprint throughout Louisiana and Texas.

Work-Life Balance: Lifetime recognizes the importance of balancing your career and personal life, with flexible working arrangements available where appropriate.

Work That Makes an Impact: Be part of projects that directly help homeowners and businesses protect what matters most — especially when communities are recovering from severe weather.

A Team Built on Integrity: Work alongside a team that values quality workmanship, customer service, professionalism, and doing the right thing.

Room to Make Your Mark: Growth creates opportunity. Team members have the chance to contribute ideas, take ownership, and help shape Lifetime's continued success.