Plumber Commercial Full-Time Position

Plumber Commercial Full-Time Position


Company
ARS-Rescue Rooter
Location
Dallas, TX
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
1 day ago
Via
via Jooble
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Job Description
Over $100,000 per year based on performance
Full-time, year-round work
Join American Residential Services (ARS) , the nation’s largest provider of residential HVAC, plumbing, and electrical services , with over 7,000 team members and more than 45 years of experience delivering trusted home services to customers nationwide.

We are hiring experienced Residential Service Plumbers to diagnose, repair, and maintain residential plumbing systems while delivering exceptional service to homeowners.

Low-cost medical (as low as $5/week)
• Dental, vision, HSA/FSA
• 13 days PTO + 8 paid holidays
• Company-paid life insurance
• Weekly direct deposit
• Ongoing training and career advancement opportunities

As a Residential Service Plumber , you will perform diagnostics, repairs, and service work on residential plumbing systems.

Diagnose and repair residential plumbing systems including water heaters, drain systems, sewer lines, and water service lines
Perform plumbing service calls, troubleshooting, and plumbing repairs for homeowners
Replace and install water heaters, plumbing fixtures, and piping systems
Repair or replace sewer mains, drain lines, and fresh water re-pipes
Identify plumbing system issues and recommend effective repair solutions
Ensure all plumbing work meets local plumbing codes and safety standards
Maintain a clean and professional job site while delivering excellent customer service
This role provides consistent work, strong earning potential, and long-term career growth within the residential plumbing service industry .

A Journeyman Plumbing license or above
Residential and Commercial plumbing experience
Water heater replacement experience preferred
Ability to lift equipment and work in crawlspaces or tight areas
Strong communication and customer service skills
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