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I have to start by saying that I was skeptical at first, everything seemed sketchy but I was pleasantly surprised in my first week. You literally get paid to walk around & talk to people! Once I decided this was for me, that's when I went all in and that's when I started seeing results. Sure, its mostly a DIY store, but customers were so excited to hear about the Cabinet Makeover and what we can do & that it excited me as well. You can't expect to walk in and make $100 an hour right out of the gate, but my Manager was always there to give advice for each situation and how to close the deal. Within the second week I was commissioning out and making what they had told me we were working for which was $40 an hour. I have now been employed for 6 months and usually hover around $80 an hour & work 25 hours a week. I do work the weekends though, I changed my availability after I saw the results were way better on the weekends.

It's a great job, but there is definitely a sales aspect to it and you have to be comfortable with that in order to succeed. The other members on the team are so supportive and we have a ton of fun in our little chat! We have the opportunity for fun prizes and giveaways to boost team morale I assume and everyone has gotten their prizes- this company definitely tries to keep everyone happy and motivated. They preach a lot on mindset and it has helped me inside of the job and outside as well!

I am super grateful I gave this job a chance, I would have never made this kind of money anywhere else! I am even on track to win the 'Grand Prize' which is a Cruise to the Caribbean in February! 3 of the girls on the Team made it last year and it looked amazing! I have a  feeling I found my home and am planning to stay here for as long as they will have me! You don't find companies like this very often!

The only advice or tip I would give- if you are not going to give it 110% effort and do what they say then don't apply. They don't play around and are building an empire so they expect everyone to be on their game.

I found ACC while looking for a job that would pay me what I was worth and treat me like I mattered.  I love working commission, but have been burned in the past by previous employers who made a lot of promises, then tried to pay me as little as they had to.  I was frankly shocked  when I interviewed and heard how 90% of the pay here was based on what I could control versus a sales person closing a deal. I liked the hours and flexibility they offered so I decided to give it a shot- soooo worth it. 

The next biggest difference was how the training worked- 1 day in the classroom and then I was on the floor setting appts the next day. Their script is much shorter than what I was used to so it was easy to memorize in a couple hours. Once the weird parts were explained and made sense I had no problem using it to have natural feeling conversations with customers. Most importantly, it made it easy to set appts and thus make money right away. 


I would describe the management style as a balance of support and accountability.  I know my manager cares about me as a person. She is more than willing to be a listening ear if I need to talk through a personal or work related concern. Shes given me grace and understanding when I've made mistake but also held me accountable for a subpar performance or the occasional bad attitude. The lessons I've learned through my work experience have also helped me grow as a person.


The company culture is centered around getting the results during work hours to gain the money and the resulting freedom to enjoy your personal life. I would say that most of the team are here to be successful and push each other toward growing and learning together.  I've made a few lasting friendships with my co-workers. 



Working for ACC has been life changing for me. I have the flexibility to adjust my hours around my family and personal life while making significantly more money than I've ever made in a previous position. 



I have to start by saying that I was skeptical at first, everything seemed sketchy but I was pleasantly surprised in my first week. You literally get paid to walk around & talk to people! Once I decided this was for me, that's when I went all in and that's when I started seeing results. Sure, its mostly a DIY store, but customers were so excited to hear about the Cabinet Makeover and what we can do & that it excited me as well. You can't expect to walk in and make $100 an hour right out of the gate, but my Manager was always there to give advice for each situation and how to close the deal. Within the second week I was commissioning out and making what they had told me we were working for which was $40 an hour. I have now been employed for 6 months and usually hover around $80 an hour & work 25 hours a week. I do work the weekends though, I changed my availability after I saw the results were way better on the weekends.

It's a great job, but there is definitely a sales aspect to it and you have to be comfortable with that in order to succeed. The other members on the team are so supportive and we have a ton of fun in our little chat! We have the opportunity for fun prizes and giveaways to boost team morale I assume and everyone has gotten their prizes- this company definitely tries to keep everyone happy and motivated. They preach a lot on mindset and it has helped me inside of the job and outside as well!

I am super grateful I gave this job a chance, I would have never made this kind of money anywhere else! I am even on track to win the 'Grand Prize' which is a Cruise to the Caribbean in February! 3 of the girls on the Team made it last year and it looked amazing! I have a feeling I found my home and am planning to stay here for as long as they will have me! You don't find companies like this very often!

The only advice or tip I would give- if you are not going to give it 110% effort and do what they say then don't apply. They don't play around and are building an empire so they expect everyone to be on their game.

While I was digging the job before I began, I worked on their script front to back and saw that their script is okay at best.  They try and tell you, "you're not really selling anything" in in fact you are trying to sell the service and let people know why they should remodel their kitchen and why they should choose ACC to do so.  They also tell you to use the script as a crutch but when you try to use their script in your own way but not in their way they tell you to just follow the script.  As someone who works better left alone they follow you for days and don't let you get a good footing on what way works best for you.  Their training was fine enough but I think they need to relax on the reigns a bit and let people sink or swim and when they are sinking THEN step in to help.  I mean you have to call in at various times of the day to to let them know when you haven't gotten a single customer to sign up so it's not like they won't know who is doing what.  I don't work well when someone is sitting over my shoulder watching my every move.  If you didn't think I could do the job then why did you even hire me. So if you like micro-managing and you love being told what to do even though they tell you, you can do it whatever way works best and MAYBE be one of the people who make a killing while doing it but I singed up 2 sheets of people in one day and not one of them stuck to their appointments so no bonus for me.  It's not as consistent as they make it seem, you honestly would be better off doing anything else rather than this job.  

I worked there for about a week and was fired because I didn’t set enough appointments. Mind you, they knew that I never worked in sales before and many of their hires haven’t worked in sales before so they fired me because people didn’t wanna buy their product and I got blamed for the fact that nobody wanted to buy their product. The indeed description doesn’t match the exact job you have to go up to at least 150 people a day to meet their standards and you have to book 5 appointments a day to meet their standards and the only way you get paid is if you book an appointment with a customer, which is very hard to do because not many people want to book an appointment or be bothered welder shopping. I went through lots of training and I had the job down. It wasn’t my fault that many people didn’t want to set up appointment. You also deal with many rude customers and no teamwork whatsoever. You are all on your own. It’s very unprofessional that I got fired because people didn’t want to buy their product. It was my first week and I just started and they told me that it’s normal to not book appointments right off the bat. I also booked two appointments for them and still got fired even though I was trying my best to promote their product. I’ve been working for many years and this has been the worst job experience I’ve ever had.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The person who trained me was super sweet and was attentive to my questions and needs. Only reason why it wasn't a 1 star

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The amount of pressure experienced here to generate leads is outrageous. If people are at home depot, 9 times out of 10 they're buying the stuff to do it themselves. The amount of times I had "im actually here to update this part of my kitchen" or "I just got done with the kitchen, moving on to xyz of the house" the demographic of customers that actually would do this were 55+ 
Overall, the contractors i did speak to (most blew me off immediately) they themselves said the idea of me walking around specifically at home depot wasn't smart. I see how some have had success doing this, and its totally possible! Not all locations however. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Environment itself was okay, you're by yourself the whole time after training besides the phone calls they make you do. You definitely have to have some tough skin talking to them when you don't hit goals.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Walk in and clock in, start walking around with your clip board and start pitching to every single person you see that's not an employee.

I have been with ACC Home Remodeling a little over 4 years and it has been quite the journey! I have been promoted multiple times in several positions as a result to my hard work and dedication. There is always 100% support to anyone you turn to. No matter if you’re struggling, want to know more, or even just to talk, everyone, including upper management and the owners, are always there when you need them. This is a wonderful place to grow professionally and also in some ways personally. Recognition and bonuses come with your willingness to work hard and your ability to show you want more.

 A typical day is different in every position. Work/life balance is always maintained in every position. One of the things I admire most about ACC, is that even though it is a huge company, it still maintains the feel of “family closeness” with incredible core values. I also enjoy the fairness of the immense bonus structure that cannot be beat!  The future of ACC is well beyond imagination, and a place worth growing with and belonging to for your entire career. 

I was a top producer for close to a year and I watched the company go downhill. The company boasts that you can make 100,000 dollars per year yet the average worker is lucky if they make 600 dollars per week. This was a great opportunity during COVID but unfortunately this company has not changed their business model in over 4 years and as a result they have a revolving door of employees. This job is 100% commission based - Expect to be on the phone with your manager daily if you don't meet your goals. You are expected to record conversations with customers and review these conversations on your own time. You do not get paid to review these conversations. You will be fired within one week if you do not perform. This is a great job to learn basic sales skills but they have unfortunately saturated the entire market and have not developed a new method to generate leads. There are many other sales jobs to cut your teeth and hone your skills - Look elsewhere.

I lasted exactly two days at this job because of the continuous lies that the manager essentially exposed while giving us the rundown on things. Best example: I was told I’d have a very flexible schedule, only to be told I am expected to work at specific times, at different locations (I had to drive about 40 minutes just to get  to the training and they expected me to be able to drive out several times weekly while paying me jack squat)

The manager was nice enough despite openly lying about the promises on this app, but the work itself is horrible. You just spend all day being yelled at and put-down by essentially any customer you approach. 

This job lasted two days because of how degrading and soul-crushing it is. 

Do not work here. 

A great place to work with excellent ownership!  If you work hard and show up every day with your all you will rewarded with top pay in the industry.  I have been with this company for almost 5 years and it has became like a family to me.  I would like to address the other review left and just state that people with sub par work ethic are simply not tolerated so I can only assume this person did not give it their all and could only think to write a poor review.  There are a lot of things that can be taught and the management in this company will help you in every way to be successful but they can not teach you to be a hard worker that is just something you are born with.   If you want a great career helping people get their dream kitchen for a affordable price all while making a bunch of money don’t wait apply now and change your life!! 

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