Level

Multi-location & private equity

Hire to one standard in every branch.

Acquisitions and new branches add territories faster than local managers can staff them, and every manager hires a little differently. Level recruits in-home reps and sales managers for every location and checks each candidate the same way: close-rate history, pay history and references, verified before anyone at the branch meets them.

Operations leader on a video call with his branch managers, service vans in the yard behind him

Seats across a branch

From the sales manager to the canvassers.

Standing up a branch usually means a manager and a handful of closers. Most teams add a sales manager at around 5-10 reps.

Sales manager coaching a rep over a tablet in the office
Leadership

Sales Managers

Hires, trains and runs a team of in-home reps, and often still runs leads.

With Level

The same standard, every seat, every market.

One standard only works if it's simple enough to apply the same way in a branch you bought last month.

  1. Step 1

    Week 1

    One brief per branch

    Trade, territory, lead sources, ticket and pay plan for each branch, on one call.

  2. Step 2

    Every candidate

    One scorecard

    Close rate, pay history and references, checked the same way in every market.

  3. Step 3

    Within 7 days

    The same shortlist card everywhere

    A regional VP can put a Tampa candidate next to a Columbus one.

  4. Step 4

    Interviews

    Your managers decide

    Branch managers interview and hire, with role-plays and ride-alongs run to one script. You pay only when you hire.

  5. Step 5

    60 days

    One guarantee in every branch

    If a rep doesn't perform in their first 60 days, we find a replacement at no extra cost.

Why the bar drifts

Ten branches, ten ways of hiring.

Every company you buy comes with its own way of hiring reps. Ten branches can mean ten definitions of a good closer. We bring one standard to all of them.

01

No one counts a close the same way.

A 40% rep from one branch and a 40% rep from another may not be the same rep at all.

Per lead vs per demo

One branch counts per lead, another per demo. We ask for the formula.

02

Regions close at different rates.

Judge a candidate against the market they sold in, not against your best branch.

31.1% vs 23.3%

In-home close rate, Midwest vs South (Siro)

03

The spread inside one company is wide.

A manager hiring on gut feel can land a rep anywhere in that range.

+7.4–11.3%

How far top reps close above their own company's median (Siro)

Market by market

Judge a rep against the market they sold in.

A 25% closer in Georgia is beating the South; the same 25% in Ohio is behind the Midwest.

What one good rep brings in, by region

Median close rate, our reps' close rate, average job and yearly sales for one rep.

RegionClose rate: median → our repsAvg jobSales per rep / year
MedianOur reps
Midwest
31.1% → 39–42%

$24,950

$3.7M+

expected

West
27.2% → 35–39%

$25,618

$3.3M+

expected

Northeast
24.3% → 32–36%

$27,544

$3.2M+

expected

South
23.3% → 31–35%

$23,296

$2.6M+

expected

Average across home improvement26.9%

Median close rates: Siro In-Home Insider, Apr-Aug 2026. Our reps: verified close-rate history of reps Level has placed. Avg job: average of five common in-home jobs (vinyl windows, vinyl siding, asphalt roof, midrange bath, minor kitchen) by region, Remodeling Cost vs Value 2025. Expected sales = median close rate × avg job × 10 appointments a week × 48 weeks.

What one good rep brings in, by region

Median close rate, our reps' close rate, average job and yearly sales for one rep.

MedianOur reps
Midwest

31.1% → 39–42% our reps

Avg job $24,950· Sales per rep $3.7M+ (expected)

West

27.2% → 35–39% our reps

Avg job $25,618· Sales per rep $3.3M+ (expected)

Northeast

24.3% → 32–36% our reps

Avg job $27,544· Sales per rep $3.2M+ (expected)

South

23.3% → 31–35% our reps

Avg job $23,296· Sales per rep $2.6M+ (expected)

Average across home improvement26.9%

Median close rates: Siro In-Home Insider, Apr-Aug 2026. Our reps: verified close-rate history of reps Level has placed. Avg job: average of five common in-home jobs (vinyl windows, vinyl siding, asphalt roof, midrange bath, minor kitchen) by region, Remodeling Cost vs Value 2025. Expected sales = median close rate × avg job × 10 appointments a week × 48 weeks.

Reporting

A weekly update on every open seat.

Every week you get an update for each branch: where each seat stands, how many candidates are in play and what happens next.

Weekly update · Week of Oct 273 branches
Example

3

Open seats

11

Candidates in play

1

Shortlist sent

2

Hired this quarter

Branch A

Comfort advisor

HeadhuntingCheckingShortlistInterviewsHired
HeadhuntingCheckingShortlistInterviewsHired

Candidates in play

3

Next step

Your interviews Thu

Branch B

Sales manager

HeadhuntingCheckingShortlistInterviewsHired
HeadhuntingCheckingShortlistInterviewsHired

Candidates in play

2

Next step

Shortlist by Fri

Branch C

Roofing sales rep

HeadhuntingCheckingShortlistInterviewsHired
HeadhuntingCheckingShortlistInterviewsHired

Candidates in play

6

Next step

First calls Mon

Example weekly update. Branches and figures are illustrative.

Turnover and timing

Plan for replacements, not just new seats.

Growth targets get the attention. Churn quietly eats the bench.

1-3 a month

What growing roofing sales teams aim to hire

Growing teams hire every month, not when someone quits. Source: Leap

March to August

Hail season in Hail Alley, peaking April to June

Roofing platforms in storm states should hire before the first hail, not after it.

What open seats cost

Price every empty seat at once.

Put in the seats sitting empty across your branches, the leads each one would run and what a sold job is worth. Hold the gross profit number against any hiring cost.

Your numbers

Example values

Revenue walking out the door

$103,565/ week

Over 8 weeks

$828,520

13.5 jobs a week

Gross profit lost

$331,408

at a 40% margin

open seats × leads × close rate × ticket = weekly revenue

Example only. 26.9% is the national in-home close rate (Siro, Apr-Aug 2026). $7,700 is a typical target HVAC replacement ticket. Margin is an assumption. Put in your own numbers.

Results

Owners, in their own words.

We've made 1,000+ placements for home service companies. Here are a few of them.

HVAC company owner with arms crossed in front of his service vansHVAC

18 days

brief to hire

160

leads in 90 days

“Our new advisor was running leads in his second week.”
Owner, family-owned HVAC companyDallas-Fort Worth, TX
Roofing company owner in front of a house with a ladder against the roofRoofing

23 days

brief to hire

#1

rep by month six

“She was our top seller by month six.”
General manager, retail roofing companyTampa, FL
Bath remodeling company owner in a finished bathroomBath remodeling

16 days

brief to hire

2x

weekly appointments

“We stopped turning away appointments.”
Owner, bath remodeling companyColumbus, OH
Owner shaking hands with a new sales rep in front of the company vans

The window

Starts on the rep's first day and runs for 60 days.

Our guarantee

The 60-Day Replacement Guarantee

If the hire doesn't work out, we find you another rep. No second fee.

What it covers
Reps let go for performance.
What you get
One free replacement search.
What it doesn't cover
Reps who leave for other reasons.

FAQ

Questions from platforms and multi-branch operators.

  • Can you recruit for several branches at once?

    Yes. Tell us every market and every seat on one call. We recruit across the US, and in Canada, Australia and the UK. We aim to get the first candidate to you within 7 days of each job description, and a typical hire takes 21 days, though the supply of proven closers differs in every metro.

  • Is every candidate checked the same way, whatever the branch?

    Yes. Every rep and manager we put forward has had their close-rate history, pay history and references checked. Same checks in a new branch as in your oldest one.

  • Do you hire sales managers and directors of sales?

    Yes, along with the in-home closers and canvassers who report to them. A new branch often needs the manager first, then the reps.

  • Do you run role-plays, reference checks or ride-alongs?

    We run reference checks, along with close rate and pay history. Role-plays and ride-alongs are yours: have your branch managers run them before an offer, the same way at every location, so that part of the standard is yours.

  • Who employs the reps?

    Your company does. Reps are hired directly by the branch or the platform, on your pay plan and your paperwork. Level is not the employer of record.

  • Do you recruit inside sales or call center staff?

    No. Level recruits field salespeople who run appointments in the home, plus their managers and canvassers. CSRs, inside sales reps and phone setters are outside what we do.

  • How does pricing work across many seats?

    You pay a one-time placement fee per hire, only when you hire. We share the fees for your seats on the first call, before any work starts.

Opening a branch or closing a deal?

Tell us the markets and the seats. We’ll plan each market with you on the first call and check every candidate the same way.

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