Thrifty Rooter

Slab leak. The complaint is usually, "we can hear water!" Step One: Send Captain Tony to investigate and tell us weather this is a plumber job or a crew job. After the leak is pinpointed, we have various methods of doing so, we Ro-Sham-Bo over who does the work! JK big jobs are Billy's problem 8 times out of 10. Big meaning it takes more than 4 hours to complete. This particular leak was found under the concrete beneath a cabinet in the kitchen. The guys removed the cabinet, jackhammered up the floor, cut out the leaking pipe, and replaced it with new pipe and/or fittings. Then after it's all fixed and tested they leave Concrete Kyle there to do all the finish work. 💪

Thrifty Rooter - your leak stops here

I’m about a week late to the party (because of course I am), but our very own Crew Boss, Billy, just celebrated his second wedding anniversary! Big congrats to him and his wife — I honestly don’t know how she handles the amount of dirt that comes home with him every day.

Nine out of ten pictures I have of Billy, he’s neck-deep in some hole. He’s very much a manager (i.e. lots of phone calls and paperwork), and I’m pretty sure he has people for that — but he just can’t help himself. That’s the kind of leader he is: all in, every time.

We’re a family company, so we celebrate things like this even if the guys don't always want me to 😉

I didn’t get an updated picture of his son, but take a look at his wife — proof that hard work pays off! Maybe it’s true what they say: plumbers tend to marry up. 🤔😄 Food for thought.

When you hire us, you’re not just getting a plumbing company — you’re getting a team that treats each other (and our customers) like family. Billy’s crew takes on the big, fancy, forever fixes, and we’ve got a new machine coming soon that’s going to make their work even better. Stay tuned!