Handyman, Salt Lake County
Repair and maintain homes for Giant customers across Salt Lake County.
- $35 an hour
- Contract, designed to transition to full-time
- Salt Lake County
Giant helps people keep their homes in good shape. Customers get clear tasks and real follow-through, and every job is tracked in the Giant app so nobody has to guess what happens next.
Customers in Salt Lake County count on Giant to get home repairs finished. You take on work near you, fix what is broken, and leave a clear record of it in the Giant app.
What you will do
- Carpentry: hang doors, install trim and molding, repair dry rot, and fix decks and fences.
- Painting and drywall: patch and finish drywall, caulk, and paint interiors.
- Plumbing: repair toilets, replace faucets and valves, make minor pipe repairs, and clear drains.
- Electrical: install light fixtures, outlets, switches, ceiling fans and thermostats, and handle small wiring tasks.
- Smart home: install devices and mount TVs.
- Keep home systems and appliances on a preventive maintenance schedule.
- Earn a customer’s trust in their home, and use the Giant app to track jobs, tasks and schedules.
What we look for
- Five or more years of hands-on work as a handyman, maintenance technician, carpenter, remodeler, or in a similar multi-trade home repair role.
- Working skill across carpentry, plumbing, electrical, painting and drywall, with the troubleshooting sense to diagnose most home issues on your own.
- Attention to detail and a friendly, trustworthy way with customers.
- A valid driver’s license, a reliable vehicle, and your own tools.
Physical and licensing notes
- Physical requirements: lift and carry up to 50 pounds, work on ladders and overhead, and work in tight spaces such as attics and crawlspaces, with or without reasonable accommodation.
- Scope is limited to work Utah licensing rules allow. Giant does not assume a blanket license exemption, so jobs that need a licensed trade or a permit are handled separately.