sales representative

outside sales representative

marketing representative

bartender

entry level marketing representative

Capital Remodeling, Inc.

Awesome culture in the office where everyone is supportive and friendly and try to make work fun and, as someone who likes making money, certainly can't complain. Please don't be fooled though - while the job itself very simple, this is a tough gig and requires you to really put your best foot forward as you'll be doing a lot of talking and interacting with people to generate interest in their products in the field and at various events.

That said, management is extremely supportive and pushes you hard to do your best and, if you want it, there are loads of extra opportunities to make more money and take on additional responsibilities. If you're someone who is generally a 'people' person and isn't scared of hard work, you'll definitely do well. If you're someone who is generally competitive AND a 'people' person, you'll definitely do VERY well.

If you're reading this, I can't say I'm surprised to see some negative reviews, but in all honesty those were likely written by people who weren't willing to put in the effort to learn and be successful or were expecting the job to be easy - again, the job is simple but you won't make the most by doing the least. I've worked in similar capacities to this at lots of other companies and can say without reservation that working at Capital was one of the BEST opportunities I've ever had. Good luck to you all! 

I spent most of 2025 repeatedly learning new reporting lines and new titles for what were essentially the same roles. A restructure memo would come out, everyone would spend weeks scrambling to adjust, realign, and relearn the setup, and just when things started to stabilize, another reorganization would follow and the entire cycle would restart. There was never any clear explanation of why these changes were happening or what problem was actually being solved. It felt like constant movement without any real direction. 
Morale dropped steadily because people stopped believing anything would settle long enough to matter. Everyone was just bracing for the next restructure instead of focusing on meaningful work. The most exhausting part was the repeated promise that this time things would improve and that clarity was finally coming, only for the same pattern to repeat again and again. It became hard to tell whether anyone in leadership had a real plan or was just reacting in real time with no stable direction. Over time it felt less like building something and more like endlessly reshuffling roles for the sake of it. 

I really enjoy what I do coming in everyday. I think my friends are envious that I don't hate my job nor complain about it like they do with other Companies. I come into work with a smile, I leave work with a smile, and I am always excited to see what each day brings. There is no such thing as a typical day at Capital, each day is different. Work with potential and existing clients to sell them needed Remodeling products for their home to help them have their dream home. I learn something new everyday, but what I really learned is that there are Companies that care about each person, and want everyone to succeed. The hardest part of the job is learning to accept some people are going to say no, but that is okay. The best part of the job, there's quite a few: 11 Paid Holidays, 10 days of PTO, and 5 Sick days, Health/Dental/Vision Insurance, Monthly and Yearly bonus structures, Highest commission structure in the industry, Contests (one going on now and more to come), and match on the 401 k. I could go on, but there are so many positives to what I do.

Capital is a great place to work.  The people there make the company, and it starts at the top.  While I was there an employee experienced a tremendous tragedy and the owner was the first person to offer whatever resources he could including organizing and matching a fundraiser and using company resources for the employee.  The office manager was extremely supportive, helpful and an awesome boss.  Anytime I needed anything, work related or personal, she would assist anyway she could.  The department managers were so accommodating when I would request some very strict deadlines.  One department manager has a unique ability to make the entire office laugh. The sales managers were amazing to work with.  The recruiter, he's just a cool dude.

The work was amazing as well.  I learned a lot and was constantly improving different skills.  I started as a young college graduate and feel that I left as a professional.  The work was always the same process, but each case was always different.  

If you are given the opportunity to join Capital, you are joining a close knitted community that strives to improve each other while growing the company.

I worked in the Roswell, Ga office. The building was very old and smelled. To go into the office we would normally just step through a casement window in the manager's office instead of walking around to the front door. The windows they sell are average at best. I had to put together a couple of sashes from different windows to use for my sales kit. The kits they had were mostly broken. The leads were awful due to the misleading way they had the ads. The ad made it appear you could get new windows for only $100 each. Of course this is not true, and the people that understand that aren't the ones who call in for an appointment. It's the people that think they can get new windows for $100 each that call in and set an appointment! So it was a waste of time. Of the leads that weren't like that, were people who only wanted 1 or 2 windows. You can't make a living sell 1 window! The manager at that time was rather strange too. He was nice but just something about him made me feel uncomfortable. Bottom line is the windows are lower end, overpriced and you won't make any money

Working here has been amazing. I’ve been with Capital for a little over 2 years now and everything from the people you work with, the workplace environment, the motivation behind our work, to the comfortability with people in general make this job perfect (for me at least). I love the fact that my job is not easy. I love the fact that my job is partly commission based because my paycheck reflects my hard work. I really appreciate the fact that there is so much opportunity to grow because every day there a new challenge to take on and tackle, but you’ll always have someone by your side to stick it out with you. I also love the fact that what has been taught to me is translatable to any position or to life in general. Being comfortable talking to people and “marketing” are irreplaceable skills, whether you’re marketing yourself or a product, the way you present yourself to the world is important. 

My top 6 qualities of working at Capital:
Companionship
Motivation
Opportunity for Growth
Professionalism
Connections 
Hyper productive

The people holding the top roles are downright awful. It is shocking how such immature individuals ended up with so much authority. Working under them felt like a constant test of patience because most of the time, they had no idea what was going on or what needed to happen next. I spent far too many hours explaining basic things that should never have needed an explanation. It was embarrassing and infuriating. What made everything worse was not just the lack of knowledge. It was the obsession with control. These individuals pushed to dominate every move employees made, and the impact on daily work was severe. The strain grew heavier each day, and the frustration became almost unbearable. Stay far away from this place if you do not want to feel like you are reporting to children. It is draining to keep proving you are doing your best while dealing with people who refuse to acknowledge anything good. Expect no appreciation, only blame, criticism, and constant pressure. This place will wear you down fast.

Be very careful. As a sales associate you are required to go door-to-door in any element rain, extreme heat, etc. The compensation stipulations are hilarious. They lure you in with the attractiveness of a good base pay however the commission that you earn is nonexistent unless you are able to sell enough to max out and go over your base pay for the Biweekly period. Meaning when payday comes around you will either be paid your base pay or your commission earnings NOT both....I repeat NOT both! Not to mention that they do not have a system of "clocking in" which leads to loss of hours and gross underpayment, you're hours may not even be listed on your paystub...mine weren't. As a person who has studied business it is truly a wonder that this place has not been shut down for ethical violations against their employees. One good thing that I can say is that the management team and employees are pleasant people but I believe that's just to keep you coming back because they know how bad it is.

CR is a fantastic Company, the owner really makes sure that anyone we bring on has the tools to really succeed. It seems like they have most, if not all, of the kinks worked out that a lot of other Companies seem to hit. It's a super chill, but really fun atmosphere where it feels more like a hobby than work (but it is work). Most, if not all, of the positions the amount of money you make is in your hands! You come in and wanna work hard? You will make great money. If you come in and decide to chill? You will make ok money. It is a direct reflection of your: work ethic, enthusiasm, skills, knowledge, etc. The Managers all are very skilled in their perspective fields and all LOVE the company. It's really awesome to walk in and have everyone with really great personalities.

Preset leads, monthly and yearly bonuses, benefits, opportunities for growth, good Management, can make great money. Been here for quite a few months and have made more money now than I did in any other year, you just need to be determined, motivated, driven and competitive (with yourself), it's a very independent work place, with support bring available any and everytime you need it.. I am so glad I came to the company, I called robin the recruiter and literally said :you didn't lie, this company is fantastic," If you're going to do it, this is your year, I did great in the few months of 2020 and can't wait to see what I can make in a full year!

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