Maintenance Technician - Magnolia, TX

A resident submits a work order at 8 a.m. for a leaking faucet. By noon, you've handled that, flagged a tripped GFCI in another unit, restocked the shop, and walked the grounds to catch anything that hurts curb appeal before a prospect tour. That's a normal morning at Park at Magnolia.

What This Role Covers

Berkshire Residential Investments manages and owns its own communities, which means maintenance isn't an afterthought. As a Maintenance Technician at Park at Magnolia in Magnolia, TX, you work directly alongside property management to keep the community in strong physical shape. That means completing service requests across plumbing, electrical, appliances, and carpentry. It means supporting make-ready turns so units are clean, functional, and move-in ready on schedule. It means enforcing safety standards, controlling inventory, securing equipment, and making sure the property presents well every single day.

You'll also handle shop organization and key security, assist with maintaining company equipment, and serve as a visible, friendly presence for residents and prospective renters. Customer interaction is part of the job, so communication matters as much as technical skill.

What Berkshire Looks For

• At least one year of hands-on maintenance experience in a residential community setting
• Working knowledge of appliances, plumbing, electrical systems, carpentry, and general building maintenance
• Strong written and verbal communication in English
• Comfort using computers and property management software or related tools
• A reliable, self-directed approach: you notice problems before they become work orders

The technicians who stand out here aren't just technically solid. They take ownership of the property's condition as if it were their own. Curb appeal, resident satisfaction, and unit quality aren't separate concerns; they're all the same job.

Berkshire offers three weeks of vacation, a 25% rent discount, personal development plans, and competitive benefits. The company operates with an in-house ownership model, so decisions move faster and investment in the physical asset stays consistent. For a maintenance professional looking to build skills across multiple systems without the chaos of a third-party management structure, that kind of stability matters.