Maintenance _V2 2026

If your background includes property maintenance, handyman work, apartment maintenance, facilities maintenance, construction, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, painting, inspection, or general home repair, we'd like to talk.

Seaside Vacation Homes is hiring a Property Maintenance Technician to help care for approximately 100 vacation homes and condos between Gearhart and Cannon Beach, with the majority in Seaside.

This isn't construction. Think professional home care, troubleshooting, preventative maintenance, inspections, and light repairs across well-kept vacation properties.

That's a big part of this job.

One work order might involve a leaking faucet. The next could be a sticking door, damaged drywall, electrical troubleshooting, hardware replacement, paint touch-up, or figuring out why an appliance isn't working correctly.

Your job is to diagnose the problem, make a quality repair when it's within your skill set, and recognize when it should be referred to a specialist.

Typical work includes:

• Troubleshooting and light home repairs

• Basic plumbing, electrical, drywall, painting, and carpentry

• Property inspections and preventative maintenance

• Diagnosing problems before replacing parts

• Identifying work requiring a specialized contractor

• Documenting completed work accurately on a laptop

We like people who do.

If you keep your tools organized, put things back where they belong, and believe a repair should look finished-not just functional-you'll probably fit in well here.

We provide company vehicles and tools while you're working, along with an experienced property-management team that has your back.

You'll work independently, but you won't be left on an island.

Professional maintenance or home-care experience is preferred.

We're interested in people with backgrounds in handyman services, property or apartment maintenance, construction, contracting, carpentry, plumbing, electrical, painting, flooring, inspection, facilities maintenance, or other skilled trades.

You should already be comfortable using common tools such as a drill, multimeter, drywall tools, and basic hand and power tools.

You don't need to know everything. You do need to enjoy figuring things out and doing the work correctly.