06/18/2026
Most people see a simple bathroom and think it’s a small plumbing job.
But in commercial and municipal plumbing, nothing is ever that simple.
This project started with building a restroom for lift station operators. What followed was a 160-foot sewer run, excavating more than 14 feet deep, battling groundwater, uncovering massive rock formations, and spending weeks in the field solving problems one challenge at a time.
This is the side of plumbing that many people never see. It’s not just installing pipe. It’s planning, excavation, safety, teamwork, and adapting when the job site doesn’t cooperate.
I’ve been fortunate to work on projects ranging from residential homes to commercial buildings and municipal lift stations, and experiences like this are what shaped me into the plumber, instructor, and consultant I am today.
Behind every finished project is a story of persistence, problem-solving, and refusing to quit when the work gets tough.
That’s what real plumbing looks like.
26+ years in the trade and still learning, still teaching, and still getting the job done.