Maintenance Technician- 2150 Apartments

Maintenance Technician roles at mid-size regional operators tend to be broad by design. You're expected to handle the full range of day-to-day repairs, contribute to turns, and rotate on-call. This position at 2150 Apartments in Chandler fits that mold.

What the Work Looks Like

MG Properties has operated across the Western U.S. for over 30 years, managing communities through in-house teams rather than outsourcing maintenance. At 2150 Apartments, you'll cover the standard scope: service requests across plumbing, electrical, and HVAC, appliance repairs, painting, grounds upkeep, and common area cleaning. Apartment turns will be part of your regular rhythm, which means punch lists, make-ready work, and keeping units moving on schedule.

You'll also carry on-call rotation. After-hours calls are part of the job here, not an exception. Reliable transportation is required.

What They're Looking For

• At least 2 years of apartment maintenance experience, preferably on a property of 200 units or more
• Working knowledge across trades: plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and general repairs
• Customer-facing comfort. Residents interact with maintenance more than almost anyone else on staff, and that contact shapes retention
• Team-oriented. You'll coordinate with other techs and the property management team regularly
• Reliable transportation and availability for on-call rotation

Compensation and Company Context

MG Properties offers monthly bonuses, company profit sharing, a 401k with employer match, and a standard benefits package covering medical, dental, and vision. PTO includes 10 accrued days, 10 paid holidays, 2 personal days, and 40 hours of paid sick time. Rental discounts are also available.

One thing worth noting for candidates evaluating this role: technicians who build multi-trade competency at the property level tend to move into Lead Tech or Maintenance Supervisor positions faster than those who stay narrow. If you're aiming to move up, a regional operator like MG Properties, with a portfolio spread across multiple states, gives you more internal runway than a single-asset owner would.