Now hiring in north metro Atlanta, GA
Carpet Cleaning Technician, North Atlanta, GA
Marietta, Roswell, Alpharetta, Cumming, Buford and in-town Atlanta: the biggest metro we work in, with the fullest schedule. Booked homes, two to four a day, weekly pay, paid training, and the fullest schedule in the company.
- $700 to $1,200 a week
- No experience needed
- Mon to Sat, 8 to 5 Eastern
- Paid weekly
The Atlanta market
The north suburbs, where the schedule is fullest.
Atlanta is the market where a technician can fill every slot on the calendar. Four Google profiles feed the schedule here, from the flagship in Midtown to Marietta, Roswell and Buford, and the jobs come in from every corner of the north metro.
That size shapes the day. A Cobb County technician might run Kennesaw, Marietta and Smyrna; a North Fulton technician works Roswell, Alpharetta, Milton and Johns Creek; a Gwinnett technician has Buford, Suwanee, Duluth and Lawrenceville. The office looks at where you live before it looks at the map, so you spend your time in homes, not on I-285.
Customers reach us through carpetcleaneratlantaga.com and the hub's Atlanta page. Many of them are repeat customers with a rug they want done at the same time, so a technician who can explain rug and upholstery care plainly is a real asset here.
A day on the job
Two to four homes a day, booked for you.
The office books every appointment, so your day starts with a route. At each home you walk the rooms with the customer, explain what will come out and what will only lighten, and agree the price before any work starts.
The cleaning is our low-moisture process: a measured amount of solution, cleaning pads that lift the soil up and out, and a carpet that is dry in about an hour. Rugs and upholstery get cleaned on the same visit. We teach you every step.
No cold calling. No door knocking. No nights, and Sundays are always off.
What you'll make
Weekly pay, paid training, and room to grow.
Our technicians average $700 to $1,200 a week, paid every week. Before your phone call we go through exactly how the pay works, with real numbers, so there are no surprises.
The technicians who do best here are the ones customers ask for by name: they show up when they said they would, explain things plainly, and leave the home better than they found it.
What you need
Six things, and experience is not one of them.
A valid driver's license
You drive to every appointment, so a current license is a must.
A dependable vehicle
Insured and reliable. Work driving is reimbursed by the mile.
Able to lift 65 lbs
You are on your feet most of the day, and some homes have stairs.
Monday to Saturday, 8 to 5
About forty hours a week. Sundays are always off, and there are no nights.
Good with people
Friendly, dependable, and clear and honest with customers in their own home.
No experience needed
We train you, then you ride along with a lead technician in your area before you run routes of your own.
What you get
Trained, equipped, and paid every week.
- Paid training
- A ride-along with a lead tech in your area
- Equipment and cleaning solutions provided
- Uniform shirts provided
- Weekly pay
- Mileage reimbursement
- Your own route every day
- A clear path to Lead Tech and Field Manager
How hiring works
Five steps, about a week.
Apply on Indeed
Send your resume and answer a few quick questions. It takes about five minutes.
We read it
Every application gets read. If it looks like a fit, you get a message from us with a short video on the job and a link to pick a call time.
A 10-minute phone call
Choose a time from the link, answer a few short questions, and we call you. Six questions, no trick ones.
A shadow day
Ride along with one of our technicians and see two or three real jobs before you decide.
Start within a week
The paperwork takes about 20 minutes online. Most people start within a week of the shadow day.
Questions about Atlanta
Atlanta questions, answered.
Where in metro Atlanta are the routes?
Mostly the north side: Marietta, Kennesaw and Acworth in Cobb; Roswell, Alpharetta, Milton and Johns Creek in North Fulton; Cumming and Canton; Buford, Suwanee and Lawrenceville in Gwinnett; plus in-town Atlanta from Buckhead to Midtown. The office plans your day from your home address outward as far as it can.
What hours does the Atlanta schedule run?
Monday to Saturday, 8 to 5 Eastern, about 40 hours a week. Sundays are off and there are no nights. The office that books your jobs works Central time, which is why it opens at 8 Eastern.
Is the Atlanta job the same as the ones in Alabama and Tennessee?
Same job, same pay plan, same training. The difference is the ground: Atlanta routes are longer because the metro is bigger, so the office plans your day from where you live.