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MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE

You’ve made an impact by serving your country, now it’s time to discover your next path. Join the growing movement of people just like you entering the construction industry. As a vinyl siding installer, you can get started ASAP, build beautiful communities for families across America, and work your way up towards owning your own business. Your possibilities are limitless.

6 REASONS WHY CONSTRUCTION IS THE PERFECT PATH FOR VETERANS

WORK AS A TEAM
In construction, you need to work as a team to build together. Use the collaboration skills you’ve developed in service to make your jobs more efficient and successful.
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CHALLENGE YOURSELF
Every day is a new challenge when you’re building homes. As you develop new skills, you’re helping you and your team succeed and gain more business.
STAY STRUCTURED
Maintain the structure you’re used to. When working on the job site, you’ll adhere to project deadlines, safety standards, and building codes.
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SOLVE PROBLEMS
Utilize your advanced skills to come up with creative solutions to seemingly unsolvable problems. Pretty soon, you’ll be the go-to contractor to unravel tough challenges.
LEARN NEW SKILLS
Push your limits and gain new experience. Given your background and training, you can easily walk on a job and learn new skills directly from the pros.
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BUILD A CREW OF YOUR OWN
With enough experience, you can start managing a crew and build your own business. Hard work and dedication can lead to limitless possibilities in construction.
WORK AS A TEAM
In construction, you need to work as a team to build together. Use the collaboration skills you’ve developed in service to make your jobs more efficient and successful.
STAY STRUCTURED
Maintain the structure you’re used to. When working on the job site, you’ll adhere to project deadlines, safety standards, and building codes.
LEARN NEW SKILLS
Push your limits and gain new experience. Given your background and training, you can easily walk on a job and learn new skills directly from the pros.
CHALLENGE YOURSELF
Every day is a new challenge when you’re building homes. As you develop new skills, you’re helping you and your team succeed and gain more business.
SOLVE PROBLEMS
Utilize your advanced skills to come up with creative solutions to seemingly unsolvable problems. Pretty soon, you’ll be the go-to contractor to unravel tough challenges.
BUILD A CREW OF YOUR OWN
With enough experience, you can start managing a crew and build your own business. Hard work and dedication can lead to limitless possibilities in construction.

IN THE UNITED STATES, NEARLY

ONE IN 10 BUSINESSES

(APPROXIMATELY 2.5 MILLION)

ARE VETERAN-OWNED

 

Start building your construction business today!

 

Source: Small Business Administration (SBA), 2017 Fiscal Report.

Vinyl Siding: Simple to Install, Better for Business

If you have basic knowledge around tools and handy work, you can apply for a vinyl siding installation job and get started ASAP!

A typical day on the job includes:

  • Prepare surfaces by removing old siding, windows, and gutters
  • Use a tape measure to ensure all materials are cut to the right length
  • Use a hammer to apply vinyl siding to the home’s exterior

Getting Started as a Vinyl Siding Installer

Since vinyl siding is lightweight, easy to cut, and requires no advanced training, it's easy to get started as an installer. You can get additional training or start applying for jobs right now. The choice is yours.

GET EDUCATED

Associate degrees in the trades combine hands-on and classroom instruction in your field with general education courses, designed to make you as employable as possible.

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Apply for an Apprenticeship

Learn applicable skills through an apprenticeship program. You’ll get jobsite experience mixed with classroom instruction to help you get fully prepared and qualified for a career in construction.

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Step onto the Job Site

Many installers begin their careers as helpers, learning everything they need to know directly from pros on the job. Plus, since vinyl siding is the easiest product to learn and install, you don’t need experience to get started.

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Explore Open Opportunities Today

Search these recommended job boards for vinyl siding installer jobs in your area and start applying for these openings. Many provide training on-the-job and don’t require previous experience so you can get started right now.