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Kitchen Remodeling Sales Jobs in Chicago, IL

Hiring now: Kitchen Remodeling sales roles in and around Chicago, IL. Sell kitchen remodels, cabinets and countertops and earn $80k–$220k on target. Applying is free.

How much do Kitchen Remodeling sales reps make in Chicago, IL?

Kitchen Remodeling sales reps in Chicago typically earn $80k-$220k in on-target earnings. Pay is commission-based, so top one-call closers earn well into six figures selling kitchen remodels, cabinets and countertops, and no degree is required.

Kitchen Remodeling sales pay in Chicago

Selling kitchen remodels, cabinets and countertops to Chicago-area homeowners is high-ticket, one-call-close in-home sales, one of the highest-paying careers that does not require a degree. Typical on-target earnings by experience:

$80k-$112kEntry (0-1 yr)$112k-$220kExperienced (2-4 yrs)$220k-$352kTop producer (5+ yrs)

What a Kitchen Remodeling sales rep does in Chicago

A Kitchen Remodeling closer in Chicago runs in-home appointments with local homeowners, builds a quote at the kitchen table, handles objections, and aims to close on the first visit. Most Chicago-area companies provide leads and training, so drive and coachability matter more than a polished resume. See full pay detail on the Kitchen Remodeling sales salary guide, or browse all sales jobs in Chicago.

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Frequently asked questions

How much do Kitchen Remodeling sales reps make in Chicago?

Kitchen Remodeling sales reps in Chicago typically earn $80k–$220k in on-target earnings, with top closers earning more thanks to commission-based pay.

Are Kitchen Remodeling sales jobs in Chicago remote?

Some are. Many Kitchen Remodeling roles are in-home/field sales serving Chicago-area homeowners, while others offer remote or virtual selling. Each listing specifies the setup.

Do Kitchen Remodeling sales jobs in Chicago require experience?

Not always. Many Chicago companies hire coachable reps and train them to sell kitchen remodels, cabinets and countertops. Prior in-home or high-ticket sales experience helps but is not required.

How do I apply for Kitchen Remodeling sales jobs in Chicago?

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.

Chicago's home improvement market is one of the most active in the Midwest, and kitchen remodeling sits at the center of it. Homeowners across neighborhoods like Lincoln Park, Naperville, Oak Park, and the North Shore are investing serious money to upgrade their kitchens, and they need a closer sitting across from them at the table. If you have a proven track record in in-home sales, a hunger to earn, and the ability to run a tight one-appointment demo, kitchen remodeling sales jobs in Chicago can put you on a path to six figures and well beyond.

What Kitchen Remodeling Sales Actually Looks Like in Chicago

This is not a retail role and it is not inside sales. You are running in-home sales appointments, usually pre-set by a company's lead generation team, directly inside a homeowner's kitchen. Your job is to measure, design, present a solution, handle every objection, and close the deal that same night. That is the one-call close model, and it is the standard across the home improvement sales industry for high-ticket verticals like kitchen remodels, custom cabinets, and countertop replacements.

Average project values in the Chicago market range from $15,000 for a cabinet refacing job to $60,000 or more for a full custom kitchen renovation. With typical commission structures running between 8% and 12% of sold revenue, closing four to six deals a month at mid-range project values gets you to $80,000 to $120,000 in annual earnings. Top closers who run eight to twelve appointments a week and maintain strong conversion rates are regularly hitting $200k+ sales jobs territory in this vertical.

Why Chicago Is a Strong Market for Kitchen Sales Reps

Chicago's housing stock skews older, which means a large percentage of homeowners are sitting on kitchens that are decades overdue for an upgrade. Combine that with high homeownership rates in suburbs like Schaumburg, Downers Grove, and Evanston, and you have a dense pipeline of qualified prospects within a manageable drive. Companies operating here typically cover a 60 to 90 minute radius from the city, so your territory is rich without being impossible to work.

Salespeople crossing over from adjacent verticals, including roofing, solar, HVAC, and windows, find kitchen remodeling to be a natural fit. The objection handling skills, the pace of a one-sit appointment, and the ability to build rapport fast all transfer directly. If you have run high-ticket sales appointments in any of those verticals, you already understand the structure of this close.

How to Land a Kitchen Remodeling Sales Job in Chicago Through Salesman Connect

  1. Create your Salesman Connect profile. List your vertical experience, average deal size, and your best monthly or annual earnings. Companies here care about your numbers, not your resume format.
  2. Filter for kitchen and remodeling roles in the Chicago metro. You can narrow by OTE range, company size, and whether leads are company-provided or self-generated.
  3. Apply to two or three roles that match your close rate and income goals. Do not carpet-bomb every listing. Target companies whose commission structure and lead volume align with hitting your personal six figures threshold.
  4. Prepare for a performance-focused interview. Hiring managers will ask about your conversion rate on appointments, how you handle a stall, and whether you have experience closing at the kitchen table without a follow-up visit.
  5. Negotiate your draw, commission tier, and ramp period before you sign. Know what quota looks like in month one versus month three, and confirm how appointments are distributed across the rep team.

What Top Earners in This Role Have in Common

They Master the In-Home Demo

The physical presentation inside a homeowner's kitchen is where deals are won or lost. Top reps use samples, digital design tools, and financing options to move the homeowner emotionally and logistically toward a same-night decision. A polished demo reduces the number of objections that even come up.

They Treat Every Appointment as a Pipeline Asset

Even when a homeowner does not buy immediately, elite closers gather referrals, collect financing application data, and set the stage for a callback. They treat every sit as a long-term asset, not a one-shot gamble.

No Degree Required, But Discipline Is Non-Negotiable

These are no degree required sales jobs built around measurable output. Companies posting on Salesman Connect are hiring for attitude, coachability, and a verifiable track record. If you can prove you have closed high-ticket sales in a competitive market, Chicago's kitchen remodeling companies want to hear from you.

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