Full-time painter for our Tacoma crew. Pay is set by skill, not years: $21.38 to $26.04 an hour to start, plus fully paid medical, dental and vision.
With over 27 years in the business of painting, We wanted to build a small business as a legacy for my children. A company where my kids and others could learn and grow in the trades. Thus, Wyatt & Sons was born. We are a South Sound business doing about 90% of our work in the Tacoma area. We primarily target both commercial and residential painting jobs. Additionally, to meet the needs of our customers, we do remodeling, drywall, pressure washing, gutter cleaning, and roof treatment. Call us today"
Pay: $21.38 to $26.04 an hour, depending on skill. We are hiring at Apprentice, Painter I and Painter II. Your starting rung is set by a written and hands-on test, not by years.
Wyatt & Sons Painting is a residential and commercial painting and maintenance company in Tacoma. Our crew are employees, not subs, and we pay their full medical, dental and vision. We promote from within, and every pay rate in the company is open to the crew.
Interior and exterior repaints on homes and commercial buildings within about an hour of Tacoma. That means prep, masking, caulking, priming, brushing, rolling and spraying, plus washing, gutters and roof treatment on some jobs. You'll work on a small crew and leave every job cleaner than you found it.
Wages follow a ladder, with each rung set as a share of the Pierce County union journeyman rate. You move up by passing our skill tests (46 written standards, each with a timed test) and by showing up ready to work. Skill and reliability move your pay, not tenure.
Full-time. Most jobs run 7:00 to 3:30 or 8:00 to 4:30, Monday to Friday. As we take on more commercial work, some jobs run nights or weekends; those hours pay your regular rate, with overtime at time and a half. On time here means clocked in and ready 5 minutes before start.
Fill out the short application. We call every qualified applicant within two business days.
$21.38 - $26.04 per hour