Not a job, a career - Quality Assurance Power Home Remodeling Employee Review

5.0
Sep 5, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I started with Power 16 years ago and to be honest it was just going to be a stop over to make a couple bucks until I found something better. It didn't take long to realize that this place was special. Although it was on a much smaller scale back then they always went above and beyond to ensure that their employees were always happy. When companies grow at such a rapid rate it is easy for them to forget the core values that got them there, not Power. If anything it has amplified the care they have for anyone that works for them. Working for a home improvement company is something that I would have never envisioned years ago, and now I couldn't envision working anywhere else and that is why so many people who work for Power don't view it as a job, they view it as a career.

Cons

The company forces you to work hard but I wouldn't necessarily view that as a negative because if you are willing to challenge yourself they will help you unlock your full potential.

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5.0
Jul 20, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I started recently (three months ago) and the training is second to none. Multiple weeks preparing everyone before heading out to the field and working directly with clients. The earning potential is extremely high, and all of the tools are in place to make it happen. There is a very clear path for growth with set standards to hit in order to progress to the next level. Everyone wants everyone else to be successful.

Cons

The schedule can be an adjustment (not necessarily long hours, just shifted to be later in the evenings and weekends).

5.0
Jul 17, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The training and support are second to none. There is a clear investment in developing employees, and leadership is always available to coach and help you improve. The culture is competitive in a healthy way—everyone is encouraged to perform at a high level, but one person’s success doesn’t come at the expense of someone else’s. There are plenty of opportunities for advancement if you’re willing to put in the work, and I appreciated being trusted with growth opportunities early in my time here.

Cons

The performance standards are high, and the role isn’t for everyone. It can be stressful at times because your results are measured closely, but the expectations are communicated clearly.

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