Adelaide-based | Cleaning, Epoxy Flooring & Concrete Resurfacing | Performance Pay + Career Path

👊 Sick of boring jobs and bosses who don’t get it?

We’re Surface Rescue—a young, fast-growing crew that cleans, coats and restores concrete and exterior surfaces across Adelaide.

From garage floors to driveways, patios to commercial sites—we take worn-out surfaces and give them a clean, modern finish that clients love.

We’re in the home improvement space, one of the fastest-growing industries in the country—and we’ve got big plans to expand across SA and beyond over the next 12-24 months. Right now, we’re building a team of hands-on guys who want to learn, level up, and grow with us.

👷‍♂️ This role could be for you if:

You’re not scared of hard work or getting dirty

You’ve got common sense and care about doing a clean job

You want more than just wages—you’re chasing a path

You’ve got a licence and show up when you say you will

You’re easy to work with, but don’t need babysitting

🔧 Day-to-day:

High-pressure washing of driveways, paths, walls, etc.

Applying epoxy floor systems in garages and workspaces

Installing concrete resurfacing systems

Working outdoors, using machines, gear, and your hands

🚀 What we’re offering:

Performance pay – the more you put in, the more you earn

Training provided – no experience needed

Opportunities to step up – lead roles available for the right people

Future ownership – we’re expanding and looking to back the right people into their own gig

Tools, uniform and a solid crew to work with

🎯 Big picture?

Learn the trade. Build a team. One day, run your own branch backed by our systems and support.

📍 Based in Ridgehaven, Adelaide

You’ll need a driver's licence with reliable transport. White Card’s a bonus (or we’ll help you get it).

This isn’t for blokes who want to coast. But if you’re keen to learn, show up, and get ahead—this could be your shot.

To apply, upload your resume and include a short cover letter answering this question:
‘What’s one reason you’d be a great fit for Surface Rescue?’”