For 50 years, Weed Man has been delivering top-quality lawn care to customers across North America and has grown to become the #1 Franchise in Lawn Care. Together, with the greatest products, service, and employees in the world, we will continue to be America’s choice when it comes to selecting a lawn care professional.
Since Weed Man's inception in 1970, our company has been focused on growing people. There's nothing that motivates us more than helping hard-working employees reach their career goals, and creating opportunities. Our founder, Des Rice, knew that the secret to delivering top-notch service to our customers always came down to hiring the best person for the job. And that's a value we believe in to this day.
As we continue our successful track record of growth, we are pleased to offer exciting employment opportunities. Come to work with your passionate, enthusiastic attitude and be rewarded with many opportunities for personal and professional growth!
Please take a look at our open positions apply today!
Our amazing employees are really what set us apart as an organization - they're the backbone of our company. We consider ourselves very lucky to work with some of the most fun, kind, and intelligent people in the green industry. We truly couldn't do it without them. To our current and former employees: thank you! To our future employees: we can't wait to meet you!
I started at the ground level at this company and have found a lot of opportunity to advance and grow. Weed Man has a very strong culture of teamwork and continually developing their employees’ knowledge and skills. Even with remote employment, Weed Man makes constant efforts to keep employees connected both during and outside of the workday.
The job is hard work and the hours are long but I’ve never worked for a company that is so much like a family. This is not a jo where you’re just another number. Weed Man cares about their employees and treats technicians with the same respect as management. I had to leave for health reasons otherwise I’d have stayed forever.