Careers

What We Look For

• Care about the work. We want people who take pride in doing foundation repair properly, not just quickly.
• Straight talk with customers. You will be in someone's home or business explaining what you found. Plain language beats jargon.
• Reliability. Showing up when you said you would matters more here than any single line on a resume.
• Respect for the property. Protecting the space, cleaning up, and leaving it better than you found it.
• Safety, every time. Following safe practice is part of the job, not an extra.

Experience in foundation repair or a related trade helps. If you have the attitude and not yet the trade experience, say so, because we do train.

Roles We Hire For

We are a small team, so openings come and go with the work. These are the roles we hire into.

Foundation Repair Technician

A potential field role assisting with foundation stabilization, concrete repair, excavation, structural support installation, and jobsite preparation. The work may involve confined spaces, physical labor, and careful adherence to approved plans and safety procedures.

Qualifications

• Experience in residential construction, concrete, or structural repair is helpful.
• Ability to follow safety procedures and supervisor instructions.
• Comfort working in crawl spaces and physically demanding environments when properly trained.
• Reliable communication and teamwork.
• Ability to meet applicable employment and jobsite requirements.

Benefits

• Potential hands-on training in specialized foundation work.
• Opportunity to develop structural repair skills.
• Work involving varied residential construction challenges.
• Compensation and actual benefits to be confirmed if a position opens.

Foundation Repair Crew Lead

A potential supervisory role coordinating field activities, reviewing approved repair scopes, planning materials and access, and supporting safe construction sequencing. The position would require practical construction judgment and clear communication with the project team.

Qualifications

• Relevant experience in foundation, concrete, framing, or structural construction.
• Ability to interpret construction plans within the role's qualifications.
• Experience supervising field crews and coordinating work.
• Strong understanding of jobsite safety.
• Organized approach to documentation and project communication.

Benefits

• Potential leadership responsibility on specialized projects.
• Opportunity to develop planning and coordination skills.
• Varied project types across the San Gabriel Valley.
• Compensation and actual benefits subject to future employment terms.

Project Estimator and Coordinator

A potential office and field coordination role helping organize project information, prepare scope documentation, communicate with property owners, and support scheduling. The role would emphasize accuracy, responsiveness, and an understanding of construction requirements.

Qualifications

• Experience in construction estimating or project coordination is preferred.
• Clear written and verbal communication.
• Ability to organize documents and track project details.
• Comfort discussing technical topics in straightforward language.
• Familiarity with residential construction processes is helpful.

Benefits

• Potential exposure to structural repair planning and project management.
• Opportunity to build customer communication skills.
• Varied responsibilities across project administration.
• Compensation, schedule, and actual benefits to be established for any future opening.

Construction Apprentice

A potential entry-level role for someone interested in learning residential foundation and structural repair work. Responsibilities could include assisting experienced workers, preparing materials, maintaining orderly work areas, and developing safe construction practices.

Qualifications

• Interest in learning construction and structural repair methods.
• Willingness to follow safety instructions.
• Dependable attendance and teamwork.
• Ability to perform assigned physical tasks safely.
• Prior construction experience is helpful but not necessarily required.

Benefits

• Potential supervised learning opportunities.
• Exposure to concrete, framing, and foundation construction.
• Opportunity to develop practical trade skills.
• Employment conditions and benefits to be confirmed if hiring begins.

How to Apply

Email [email protected] with "Careers" and the role in the subject line. Include:

• A short note about the kind of work you have done
• Your resume, or simply a list of previous jobs and dates
• The area you can reliably get to
• A phone number and the best time to reach you

We read every application. If there is a fit, expect a short phone conversation first, then a meeting and a ride-along on a job so you can see the work before you commit to it.

We do not always have an opening posted. Send your information anyway. We keep applications on file and reach out first to people who already introduced themselves when a spot opens.

Pasadena Foundation Repair Services considers all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, or any other characteristic protected by law.

Questions about this page?

Prefer to talk? Call 8124547532 or email [email protected] and we will get back to you.