Handyman, Wasatch County
Repair and maintain homes for Giant customers across Wasatch County.
- $35 an hour
- Contract, designed to transition to full-time
- Wasatch 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.
Giant is looking for a reliable handyman in Wasatch County. You do careful work in people’s homes near where you live and keep every task visible 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.