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200k in sales is way different then 200k in profit/ income

I'm a software developer and planning to change to blue-collar because the future looks way more positive for blue-collar high-agility jobs.

I’m 32 and going to start applying to become a plumber

Municiple water/wastewater, new construction, service, water treatment, and well drilling. Learn it all.

You think 44 is to old to start but not union

I want to do plumbing but i dont want to deal with toilets what should i do ?

Starting my apprenticeship from tomorrow✌️

i was 27 not doing much besides food delivery, strong sales backround of 6 years so i know how to deal and talk with people to an extent, i got into this as a career to fall back on at the very least. started in november and gone through a ton of shit and still dont know alot but, i will succeed and wiill be a bad ass plumber by the time im done. sales made me realize u suck ballz in the begining, and you get what u put into it. We will all get there with a will that cant be killed. oh yeah show up on time and work ur ass off at the right company, you will do great.

I just recently started a job in an office setting coming out of the Marine Corps thinking I would love it. Long story short, I don’t. I am highly considering finding a plumber apprenticeship and try to go down that path. Thanks for the information!

I’m 40 just starting out, could I make a solid career from plumbing?

From what I understand union apprenticeships are extremely difficult to get, like only a 15 or 20 percent acceptance rate. Is that true ?

Really appreciate this im considering getting into this trade from the uk and sub to you do you have an email to contact you if that's ok to contact you thanx

Facts . We’re in a generation where people feel to entitled. We just have to work from the mud up. People are just scared to be uncomfortable and make excuses because of fear and they want fast money

I’m 39 just got into plumbing after transitioning from structured cabling/ Fiber optics. Wanted to pick up another trade and execute. I have a great trainer teaching me everything in the field

Plumbing is one of the hardest jobs so many different things to learn I was a residential and commercial water and drain retired 45 years in the field

Experienced tradesman with a RUclips channel and writing books! Good for you bro, killing it 👍

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Tell me why I should not get into plumbing

Nice work clean and clear information!

Hey man Im about to start plumbing school in a few weeks but wondering if this trade is for me. Im not a hands on person but I am very analytical and detail oriented. Im a problem solver to the point where I cant let things go until I accomplished fixing it. Im also a cleansy person. My fear is the fact that im not a handy person naturally it will discourage me to quit. I'm also afraid of heights. I heard sometimes plumbers have to be in 12ft height.

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So I am getting into plumbing and have tons of sales experience. Can you elaborate a bit on what you mean by sales and plumbing? I am currently getting involved with my local union for plumbing and pipefitting because I love welding as a hobby and like the physical labor and geometry part of pipefitting and plumbing commercially.

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I like it, it sucks working off a scissor lift & reaching for tools , fittings , fasteners,on the floor causing the thing to sway around while 20 feet in the air

Great information

Thank you great video

I have pondered one of thoes carts but thought my 50lb tech pack would kill it fast. I'm always on the lookout for the right portable utility cart that folds that small (maybe aluminum?) Always on the hunt for ways to do things better!

As a general contractor with alot of apartment maintenence to do I get it... I use a large garden kneeler seat that has a wood top to get my bag off the ground. It's also important that you don't damage peoples home by putting harder steel tools scratching people's furniture. Another thing I bring besides my kneeler and vpp tech pack is a large klein canvas bucket. You can line them with a trash bag but it it serves as a clean as you go (collapes down to no space). One thing you'll find out quick is getting lazy about things putting tools back emptying trash ect... so the klein bucket is small and I'm forced to deal with it there and then not just a bunch of plastic buckets full of catch all trash. I highly recommend thoes collapsible camp sink with a drain for working on plumbing. If someone has stuff if there sink you can load up the camp sink with water and test the thin wall pipes. The collapsible nature allows you to adjust the height under p traps and at $8 to $20 is a barging to not have to clean up a mess. Just some thoughts...

Hey, nice video man I've been an EMT for 10 years, I'm looking to get into the trade. I've always been fascinated with plumbing and always See myself gravitating towards it. Is 35 too old to start? I just feel like im midlife, just like you. My father was a plumber but never forced me into the trade. I found myself hovering around all the time. Wondering is this for me?

Very important, valuable information.

Thanks for the video dude! I don't know if it's just me but its a whole lot easier to get used to and better at concepts like this on my own terms in my own time. Especially with things like my familiarity with tools and understanding/ability to troubleshoot them.

for all the young guys getting onto plumbing to let you know the old guys that are 50 plus years old are straight up assholes. they will belittle you, disrespect you, yell, bark at you if you cant handle that dont even bother. alot of older plumbers have that old school mentality where they thinks its tough to give you shit. dont get me wrong some people are cool but you will get those asshole foremnan.

Are you self employed? (Contractor or subcontractor) ? Or do you work for a business

This is one of the trades that I’ve thought about getting into other than trucking. I’m 35 right now and I’m not the most domesticated person in the world. My question is how long are the classes and the training in order to become a plumber?

Sometimes when you are on the job working it's easy to have the level pointing in the wrong direction. I drew an arrow in the flow of the water and it makes things so much easier. I'm surprised these companies haven't done something like that.

Plumber: I use a Atlas 46 Saratoga tool vest. The ultimate tool organizer...

About 482,000 plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters are employed in the US. Proud to be one of them...was in construction for 5 years but now on the journey of being a residential service plumber. About a month in and still have lots to learn on the sales side. Keep up promoting the trade! I think its an extremely complex job and it takes more than just plumbing and if youre a good plumber youre probably good at a lot of different aspects of life

Surprised this didn’t get caught before tile

Look like all public restrooms

Thanks for the information I’m always interested in learning more about

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Brotha I do have a question the kind of plumber I want to be is it best to learn all the plumbing like Service plumbing commercial plumbing residential plumbing Industrial plumbing and new construction plumbing I want to learn it all to were I get to the point of Instead of not knowing what plumber I want to be to Already like I want to be all of plumbing hope you understand my question brotha and do you have a email I can email you on

Almost done with trade school this video helped a ton 🙏

Went to Trade School in the Late 80 ties, Trained in Plumbing, Carpentry, Electrical, appliance Repair, some HVAC, Best thing I have ever did, as a Women I never Been unemployed since, I had a Gas fitter License, but I let it Expire, I wish I did'nt Let that Happen, anyway I Make good Money doing , Just small Jobs, Garbage Disposal, repairing and replacing Faucets, unstopping Drain Lines,, Toilets, repairing and replacing drain Lines, fixing Leaks, Installing Blinds, Repairing Drywall, Installing Lamp fixtures, and ceiling Fans, repairing appliances , Mounting TVs, replacing Sump Pumps etc, Obtained a Stationary Engineers License, while employed with State Government etc Blue Collar work Has been good for me!

i just turned 18 and want to become a plumber or pipe fitter hopefully it works out and maybe in the future i can be my own boss and own my own business

I don't want to be no fucking salesman. I was going to go work for Mr Sparky electric and be an electrician but it's a scam over there. They're not paying their electricians that much they're paying the salesman that go out and sell the job that much. And I would love to be a plumber if it paid $200,000 a year but I don't want to be no fucking salesman

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