Close-rate history
How often they actually close, checked against their history.
26.9% national in-home close rate
across 53,389 recorded consultations
The roles
Bath remodeling runs on pre-set appointments and a one-call close. The seat is a designer and a closer in one person.
Measures the room, helps the homeowner picture the finished bath, designs and prices it from your price book on the spot and asks for the order on the same visit.
Step 1
Trade, territory, lead sources, average ticket and your pay plan. A short call or a two-minute form.
Step 2
We go after the top reps at the strongest companies in your trade and market, people with a proven track record, and make the case for joining you.
Step 3
Close-rate history, pay history and references, all checked before anyone reaches your shortlist.
Step 4
You meet the shortlist and make the call. You pay only when you hire.
Benchmarks
The numbers for kitchen and bath, measured together. Treat them as the bar, then check them against your own board.
Verified before you meet them
We verify each rep's own number on these before you meet them, from their close-rate history and pay history, and confirm it with reference checks.
Close rates: Siro, Apr-Aug 2026. Deal size: Houzz & Home Study 2026.
Pay reality
What W-2 sales reps at residential builders and remodelers earn. No bath-only figure exists.
What one bath company advertised for a design consultant
Source$100k/yr + commission + bonus
Total annual pay (base + commission)
Median only. BLS doesn't publish percentiles for this industry.
BLS, May 2025
When to hire
It peaks after the new year and again in the fall, when homeowners want it done before the holidays.
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FAQ
There's no bath-only figure. W-2 sales reps at residential builders and remodelers earn a median $64,150. One bath company advertised $100k/yr + commission + bonus for a design consultant. That's an ad, not what reps earned.
Yes. Franchise owners and independent bath remodelers hire the same seat: a consultant who can run a pre-set appointment and close on the visit.
Either works. A base helps you hire experienced people who can't go months without a paycheck. Straight commission puts more risk on the rep, and for a first sales hire it can attract reps who push underpriced deals.
Mostly from bath remodeling itself: consultants at bath or kitchen brands with a one-call close, comfortable with financing. They're employed and not on job boards, so we headhunt them. After that, other one-call in-home sales: windows, siding, basement waterproofing, and solar closers changing trades.
We verify their close-rate history, check pay history against commission statements or W-2s, and run reference checks. Ask what their close rate was counted on: confirmed appointments, raw leads or self-generated. Role-plays are yours to run.
We aim to have a first candidate in front of you within 7 days of onboarding and getting your job description. A typical hire takes 21 days. Both vary by role and market, and on how much design work you expect from the consultant.
Yes, managers who coach the presentation, watch cancels and can still run an appointment. Same three checks: close-rate history, pay history and references.