How to Become a Plumber in 2020

January 7, 2020 / Dan / 22 comments

New year, new career? Here’s how to become a plumber in 2020! ▻ More How to Become a Plumber Videos …

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• Can you make a video to explaining about residental plumbing and commercial plumbing. Which one is better.? Please and thank you. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you.

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• Just passed the P1 plumbing exam in NC Today!! Now on to greater things starting next year!!!

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• I just turned 21 and I failed 2 interviews to become a plumber. I feel like the world is falling apart, I know I'm still young, I know that failure is something that we all need in life but I feel like im running out of time…

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• I believe I made that comment when I heard you say your Journeyman had you carry a big tool box a half mile from jobsite. First reaction that I had about that. Not saying it's not true but we all have stories about what our Jm made us do. No disrespect intended. Hope we're good. You made my evening replying to my post.

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• If I have an interview as a plumber apprentice what I dress as business casual or formal or just casual

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• I'm to lazy I'll stick to the papermill

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• Are you my real dad? Everything you said is true. 23 years in plumbing and about to start my own company. I’m sending this to everyone I know.

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• I once caught a fish thi…..s BIG!

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• Wow what an awesome video!!

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• Hey man thank you so much

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• Great advice

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• Hey man. I’m apprentice in the Dallas area. Your videos help a lot thank you!

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• Do you think that a plumbing business is more profitable that a food truck business ? ( In high populated cities )

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• I'm not much of a plumber, but I did change the stem on my tub. I'm sure I will learn some basics for around the house. Roger's videos are great for the average joe like me, too.

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• I signed up for a online plumbing class at Ashworth college. 6 months before I complete my course.

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• Does this apply to Electricians as well? I'm currently in electrical school AIT for the Army

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• Your experience and adviceare a great helpto anyone trying to enter the field. I tellmy 25 yearold son who has been in and out of work with some plumbing experience to followyour every word. You are a GREAT asset to any aspiring plumber.Thank youfor your passion in relaying the gospel.

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• When he says 'why' doesn't he sound like the "Why!? Vine preacher"

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• I'm looking to get into a plumbing apprentice ship when I return back to the US July 2020. I have contacted a few companies in the area I want to start living and working in. Could you make a video talking about the timeline of how long a normal apprenticeship should take and what is the actual step by step process to becoming a master plumber. The reason I ask is because after calling a few different companies, I have gotten told that I would be starting out in various different positions that seem unrelated to the trade (i.e. drain technician before I can actually start my apprenticeship, or 1.5 yrs of sales before I can learn from a plumber.) Thank you for the videos you do, they have been really helpful for me.

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• Appreciate your videos. I'm working on putting the application packet for a local UA apprenticeship program together. With luck (and hard work) I'll be on the path in 2020 myself here in the PNW. Starting later than some at 31 but i still have 30-40 years to grow in the trade. The information in your videos is the thing that pushed me over the years-long 'thinking about it' phase and into actually believing it's something I can do. So thanks for that.

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• I am got my licence 15 years ago and now I am Sr. Plumber designer here in Houston Tx. I you my field experience to design all the project I work on.

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• Maby videos about how to run a Plumbing company and tips and tricks would be great! Thanks so much for the info.

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