We hire in February.
Year round work with plowing through the winter. Experience helps. Showing up on time helps more.
Open roles
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Hardscape crew lead
$28–$36 / hrRunning a two or three person crew on patios, walls and walkways. You set the string lines and you own the finish. Three years of hardscape and a clean license.
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Equipment operator
$26–$34 / hrSkid steer, mini excavator, and the plow truck in winter. Tight residential sites, so finesse matters more than speed. CDL is a plus, not a requirement.
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Landscape laborer
$20–$25 / hrPlanting, grading, mulch, cleanups, and shoveling when it snows. No experience needed. Be reliable for a season and we will teach you the rest.
What we actually offer
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Work through winter
Plowing and shop work keep hours on the books when the ground freezes. Nobody gets laid off in November.
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Four tens
Monday to Thursday in season, Fridays only when weather pushed us. Overtime is paid, not swapped for a day off later.
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Boots and tools
Boot allowance every year, a stipend for hand tools, and we pay for your pesticide or hoisting license when you want it.
How to apply
Send a note saying what you have run and where. A resume is fine but not required. Phone numbers for two people who have worked with you matter more than a formatted document.
You will hear back either way. If it is a fit we will have you out on a job for a paid half day before anybody commits to anything.
Not hiring for your trade right now?
Send a note anyway. Things open up and we keep the good ones on file.