Recon Specialist

Location: Nationwide Travel | Work Type: Full-Time, Travel-Based | Pay: $18–$20/hr (~$70,000/year+)

Start a New Chapter in a Role with Freedom, Challenge, and Impact

Are you detail-oriented and curious by nature? Do you enjoy work that takes you on the road, gives you autonomy, and lets you dig into the nuts and bolts of real property conditions? If so, this Traveling Inspector role could be a great fit.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone with construction knowledge and professional polish who’s ready to step into a flexible, field-based position.

If that sounds like you, let’s talk — this role offers meaningful work, a travel-based schedule, and room to grow with a strong and established company in the industry.

Why This Opportunity?

• One Week On / One Week Off: Enjoy true balance with a rotating schedule that allows for regular downtime between projects.
• Travel & Independence: Visit mobile home and RV parks across the country; no two projects are the same.
• Competitive Pay: ~$70,000/year based on average workload. Want more? Take on more projects and travel more to increase earnings!
• Be Part of Something Growing: Join a company that’s well-established and expanding in this market.
• Support Behind the Scenes: While you’re in the field, our internal team handles the logistics — you focus on the work.

What You’ll Be Doing

As a Traveling Property Inspector, you’ll spend your weeks on-site conducting comprehensive property assessments. Your responsibilities include:

• Inspecting mobile home and RV park properties in depth — from infrastructure to unit interiors.
• Coordinating with specialists (e.g., electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians) to evaluate specific systems and conditions.
• Assembling findings into clear, thorough reports for company review and presentation.
• Managing your schedule with flexibility while meeting project timelines.
• Representing the company professionally when interacting with property owners and investor partners.

What You Bring

• Solid understanding of general construction, utilities, and property systems.
• Ability to coordinate subcontractors and gather expert insights as needed.
• High attention to detail and ability to identify risks or needed repairs.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills — clarity and professionalism are a must.
• Integrity and thoroughness — you’ll be trusted to report the true condition of high-value assets.
• Ability to travel frequently and work independently in a fast-paced field setting.

Your Next Move

Are you ready for a role that combines independence, challenge, and schedule flexibility — with a company that values your judgment and skill? If so, apply today. We’d love to learn more about you.

Who Is Bronwick?

Bronwick helps people like you find great jobs with companies that care about craftsmanship, professionalism, and doing the job right. We’re a recruiting partner for top firms in construction, operations, and property services. Our process is straightforward, supportive, and designed to get you in front of decision-makers quickly.

Apply now to get started.