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Connect residential internet service and place equipment cleanly.
Become an Internet Installation & Service Technician with MassCableConnect LLC. No cable experience required—we train you, provide a take-home work vehicle, and issue payments weekly.

You travel to assigned homes, diagnose connection problems, run and secure cable, install equipment, test performance, document the job, and show the customer that everything works before you leave.
Connect residential internet service and place equipment cleanly.
Find weak signals, damaged lines, equipment, and Wi-Fi issues.
Route and secure lines inside and outside the customer's home.
Configure modems and routers, test service, and guide the customer.


The same application works for both. Tell us where you are starting, and we will discuss the appropriate onboarding path.
No prior cable experience is required. Bring reliability, a valid driver's license, and the willingness to learn in the field.
Apply without experience →Cable, satellite, low-voltage, electrical, construction, or handyman experience can help you ramp faster.
Tell us your experience →Adjust the assumptions to see the multiplication behind production-based pay. The dollar input is hypothetical—it is not a MassCableConnect rate, promise, or job offer.
Actual compensation depends on the current written rate structure and completed work. Taxes, contractor expenses, cancellations, and other terms can change take-home income.
Experience is optional. Reliability and the job-related requirements below are not. Review them now so neither side wastes time later.
You will travel independently to assigned work locations.
You must be able to complete the required screening process.
You must be able to complete a pre-engagement drug test.
This opportunity is for people available for a full route.
This is not presented as W-2 employment. The exact compensation method, contractor terms, vehicle policy, and onboarding details are reviewed before you accept the opportunity.
Share your contact details, location, and relevant experience.
Confirm current routes, rate structure, schedule, and terms.
Driver's license, background check, and drug test.
Learn the work before handling an independent route.
If your question is not here, contact Peter directly. It is better to clarify a term now than discover it on day one.
No. MassCableConnect provides training for candidates who are new to cable work.
No. The opportunity is structured as a 1099 independent contractor engagement.
Payments are issued weekly. The exact rate and calculation method are explained before onboarding.
Yes. A work vehicle may be taken home for assigned routes, subject to the confirmed vehicle policy.
Current recruiting focuses on Boston and the Greater Boston metropolitan area.
Applicants must be available for at least five working days per week.
This first step asks only what is needed to discuss fit. No SSN, banking information, payment, or identity documents are requested here.
Review our low-voltage scope, build a preliminary estimate, and send Peter your project details.