Hire Siding & Exterior Sales Reps in New York, NY
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Frequently asked questions
How much do Siding & Exterior sales reps make in New York?
Siding & Exterior sales reps in New York typically earn $70k–$190k in on-target earnings, with top closers earning more thanks to commission-based pay.
Are Siding & Exterior sales jobs in New York remote?
Some are. Many Siding & Exterior roles are in-home/field sales serving New York-area homeowners, while others offer remote or virtual selling. Each listing specifies the setup.
Do Siding & Exterior sales jobs in New York require experience?
Not always. Many New York companies hire coachable reps and train them to sell siding, exteriors and curb-appeal upgrades. Prior in-home or high-ticket sales experience helps but is not required.
How do I apply for Siding & Exterior sales jobs in New York?
Create a free Salesman Connect profile, add your skills and experience, and apply in one tap. Applying is always free for salespeople, and every application opens a direct chat with the hiring company.
New York City homeowners are spending serious money on curb appeal. From the row houses of Brooklyn to the detached colonials in Staten Island and the older stock homes throughout Queens and the Bronx, siding and exterior upgrades are a high-demand, high-ticket product category that rewards skilled closers. If your company sells vinyl siding, fiber cement, insulated cladding, soffit and fascia, or full exterior remodeling packages, you already know the challenge: finding in-home sales reps who can sit across from a homeowner, run a compelling demo, and close on the first appointment. Salesman Connect is where those reps are, and this page shows you how to hire them fast.
Why the New York Market Demands Elite Exterior Sales Talent
New York is not a soft market. Homeowners here are skeptical, informed, and have seen every pitch. That makes objection handling the single most important skill your next hire needs. A rep who thrives in Manhattan or the outer boroughs has already been tested in ways that reps in smaller metros have not. The good news is that the average ticket for a full exterior siding job in the New York metro area regularly runs between $18,000 and $45,000, which means a rep closing two or three deals per week can realistically earn six figures inside their first full year.
Many of the top exterior sales reps in this market come from adjacent verticals including roofing, solar, HVAC, and windows. Their backgrounds in home improvement sales transfer directly because the sales motion is nearly identical: arrive at the appointment prepared, build fast rapport with the homeowner, present the product with confidence, and drive a one-call close. If you have open territories in any of the five boroughs, Westchester, or Long Island, you need reps who already understand this rhythm.
What Top Siding Sales Reps in New York Expect From a Compensation Package
The best closers are not looking for base salary alone. They are looking for uncapped commission, a steady flow of qualified appointments, and a product they can believe in. When you post sales jobs on Salesman Connect, you are speaking directly to reps who understand OTE and who track their own pipeline obsessively. Here is what a competitive offer looks like in the New York siding and exterior market right now.
- Commission rate: Eight to twelve percent of revenue collected is standard for high-ticket exterior products in this region.
- OTE range: Realistic on-target earnings sit between $90,000 and $160,000, with top performers pushing well past that into $200k+ sales jobs territory.
- Appointment support: Reps expect a mix of company-set leads and self-generated opportunities. Weak lead flow kills retention.
- No degree required: The strongest closers in this vertical are defined by their track record, not their transcript. Requiring a college degree narrows your pool unnecessarily.
Posting high-ticket sales roles without competitive commission structures will attract the wrong candidates. Be transparent about your numbers and you will attract reps who are equally transparent about theirs.
How to Hire Siding and Exterior Sales Reps Through Salesman Connect
Salesman Connect is built specifically for home improvement sales hiring, which means you are not sorting through résumés from retail workers or office administrators. Every rep in our network has self-identified as a closer working in high-ticket, in-person, residential sales. Follow these steps to move from posting to first day on the job quickly.
- Create your employer profile. Add your company name, service area within New York, product lines, and a clear description of your commission structure and lead generation model.
- Post your open role with specific numbers. Include your commission percentage, realistic first-year OTE, quota expectations, and territory coverage. Vague postings attract vague candidates.
- Filter by relevant experience. Search for reps with backgrounds in siding, windows, roofing, remodeling, or other exterior home improvement categories. Prioritize candidates who have closed deals above $15,000.
- Review their self-reported metrics. Our rep profiles include average ticket size, close rate, and months of in-home sales experience so you can qualify candidates before the first conversation.
- Schedule a structured interview focused on the demo and close. Ask candidates to walk you through their full sales process from the moment they enter a homeowner's house to the moment they ask for the decision.
Build a Siding Sales Team That Owns the New York Market
One strong closer can transform a territory. Two or three working the outer boroughs, Staten Island, and the suburbs simultaneously can build a pipeline that sustains your business through seasonal slowdowns and economic uncertainty. Salesman Connect gives you direct access to the reps who have already proven they can sell high-ticket sales products to homeowners, handle objections without flinching, and deliver a true one-call close. The talent is here. Your next hire is already on the platform.
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