Midtown Home Improvement hired me under false pretenses, sent me on over 19,000 miles of unpaid sales calls, misrepresented the role, and denied all commissions after I closed large contracts. Nashville Tennessee

Warning: Midtown Home Improvement is a scam — sales fraud, unpaid commissions, and deceptive business practices

If you're considering working with or buying from Midtown Home Improvement, stop and read this first.

What Midtown Did to Me (Sales Rep Experience)

I was hired in August 2024 under promises of 2–3 quality leads per day, fast commissions, and a company "built on integrity."

None of it was true.

I was hired on straight commission with false income projections. I was sent to unqualified homes: elderly, house-poor, or non-creditworthy clients.

I was trained to lie to customers and misrepresent my role. There was no real training in measuring, pricing, or credit checks.

When I made mistakes (due to lack of training), they withheld my commission. Products were sold at 3x competitor pricing.

I drove over 19,000 miles, sold hundreds of thousands in contracts, and was never paid.

Lies Midtown Told Me

"You'll run 2–3 leads per day." Reality: 1.2/day, often on vinyl fencing that never closed.

"Commissions take time to catch up." Reality: A lie to stall payment.

"You're a project manager, not a salesperson." Reality: Just part of the sales script to deceive customers.

Product Scam

Their plastic “proprietary” fence gets quoted at $27,000, while competitors offer $6,000–$8,000 for the same product.

They intentionally target low-income buyers, knowing that's where they'll “find an idiot or two” from time to time. Their internal profit margin is so massive, they don’t care how much of your time they waste — as long as one sale lands, they win big.

Warning to Consumers

Expect high-pressure sales tactics. Expect massively overpriced products. Expect sales reps trained in manipulative tactics.

Warning to Job Seekers

Expect commission theft and unpaid labor. Expect gaslighting from managers. Expect a toxic culture with no accountability.

Final Words

Midtown Home Improvement is a fraudulent company. They exploit consumers and sales reps alike.

Their business is built on deception, bait-and-switch hiring, and predatory pricing. If this happened to you, speak up.

Do not trust Midtown Home Improvement.