Lead and perform carpentry work on residential and commercial projects: framing, trim, siding, doors, rot repair. Estimate jobs, prepare change orders, communicate with clients, troubleshoot on-site issues, and lead/train a small crew while ensuring safety, quality, and code compliance.
Description
Job Title: Lead Carpenter
Reports To: Project Manager / Operations Manager
Status: Full-Time | Hourly or Salary (Based on Experience)
Who We Are:
We are All Covered Painting & Property Services, based in Seattle and serving King County. Since 2011, we’ve built a reputation for dependable service, premium workmanship, and honest communication. We serve residential and commercial customers with painting, carpentry, floor coatings, and seasonal lighting.
Our team of over 30 professionals shares a common goal: deliver top-quality work and an exceptional customer experience—every time. That starts with leaders who live our core values.
Our Core Values:
- Be a Team Player
- Take Ownership
- Deliver Premium Quality Workmanship
- Do the Right Thing
- Zero Injuries (Safety)
- Be Growth Oriented
Position Summary:
The Lead Carpenter is responsible for executing and managing carpentry work on residential and commercial projects, while also leading and training a small crew. This role requires a skilled craftsperson who can confidently price out work, handle client communications, manage additional work orders, and resolve on-site issues. The ideal candidate is a strong leader, problem solver, and communicator who takes pride in delivering high-quality craftsmanship.
Key Responsibilities:
Project Execution & Quality
- Complete carpentry tasks with precision, including framing, trim, siding, doors, rot repair, and other scope items
- Ensure all work meets company standards for safety, quality, and code compliance
- Troubleshoot on-site issues and develop efficient solutions
Estimating & Work Orders
- Accurately price out small to medium-scope carpentry jobs
- Identify and document additional work needed once a project starts
- Prepare change orders and get client approval before proceeding with extra work
- Collaborate with project managers to align on scope, budget, and materials
Client Communication
- Serve as the on-site point of contact for clients during carpentry phases
- Maintain clear, respectful communication with clients about timelines, changes, and updates
- Represent the company with professionalism, integrity, and a focus on customer satisfaction
Crew Leadership & Training
- Lead a small crew of carpenters or helpers, assigning daily tasks and monitoring progress
- Train team members on carpentry techniques, safety, and workmanship
- Maintain a positive and productive jobsite culture
- Ensure proper use of tools, equipment, and materials
Qualifications:
- Minimum 5+ years of hands-on carpentry experience, with 1-2 years in a leadership role preferred
- Strong knowledge of residential construction methods, materials, and tools
- Ability to estimate time, labor, and materials for carpentry scopes of work
- Skilled in reading blueprints, scopes, and technical drawings
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Strong problem-solving and organizational abilities
- Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation required
Core Attributes:
- Accountable and dependable
- Customer-focused with strong attention to detail
- Leadership-minded and eager to train others
- Safety-conscious and proactive
- Growth-oriented and open to feedback
Benefits:
- Competitive pay based on experience
- Health insurance
- Paid time off and holidays
- Opportunities for advancement and continued training
- A supportive, team-oriented company culture
All Covered Painting & Property Services LLC Seattle, Washington, USA Office
Seattle, WA, United States
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