Outside Sales Representative – Luxury Buildings & Hotels

August 29, 2026

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LUFTEN | New York City / New Jersey

LUFTEN is looking for a highly motivated, persistent Outside Sales Representative to build a territory and develop a long-term book of business.

We specialize in unique building services for luxury high-rise residential properties, hotels, healthcare facilities, and commercial buildings. Our solutions include ejector pit treatment, odor control, water/waste treatment, trash-room and compactor solutions, and other specialty services.

Our Offer Is Easy to Sell

FREE TRIAL. FREE INSTALLATION. NO LONG-TERM CONTRACT.

We let our service prove itself.

What You’ll Do

This is a true boots-on-the-ground outside sales position.

You will:

* Go building to building every day

* Visit luxury high-rises, hotels, and commercial properties

* Meet property managers, resident managers, chief engineers, supers, and facility directors

* Work professionally through gatekeepers to reach decision-makers

* Introduce LUFTEN and identify problems we can solve

* Schedule free trials and property evaluations

* Follow up relentlessly and consistently

* Develop relationships with property management and engineering teams

* Build your own book of recurring customers

* Manage your territory independently

Who We Want

We’re looking for a go-getter who doesn’t need someone constantly telling them what to do.

You need to be comfortable walking into buildings where nobody knows you, introducing yourself, hearing “no,” following up, and coming back again.

Persistence is everything in this position.

Some of the buildings that originally wouldn’t give us the time of day eventually became some of our best customers.

That’s how LUFTEN grew: door to door, building to building, relationship by relationship.

We’re looking for someone who:

* Loves outside sales

* Is extremely self-motivated

* Doesn’t get discouraged by rejection

* Is excellent face-to-face

* Knows how to get through gatekeepers professionally

* Can communicate with building managers and engineers

* Is organized with follow-ups

* Can work independently

* Wants to build a serious long-term book of business

Experience selling to property management, hotels, facilities, HVAC, plumbing, pest control, water treatment, janitorial, building services, or commercial real estate is a major plus.

The Opportunity

LUFTEN provides recurring monthly services, not just one-time products.

The right salesperson has the opportunity to build a substantial recurring book of business.

We’re looking for someone who wants to own a territory, knock on doors, create relationships, solve real building problems, and grow with LUFTEN.

If you want to sit behind a desk waiting for leads, this isn’t the position.

If you’re hungry, persistent, professional, and love opening doors that other salespeople can’t open, we want to talk to you.

Pay: $79,875.77 - $96,194.48 per year

Work Location: On the road

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