What a service plumber job ad is for
Good plumbers are rarely job hunting; they move when a better offer finds them. That means the ad has to be short, specific and easy to answer from a phone. Say service or construction, say the pay, say what is better about your shop, and give a number to text. Save the details for the conversation.
What to put in a service plumber job ad
- Job title, license level and town in the headline.
- Service, remodel or new construction.
- What is better about working for you.
- The pay range.
- A phone number to text.
Headlines that work for plumbers
- Service plumber, [Town]: home every night.
- Licensed plumber wanted, steady residential service work.
- Plumber's apprentice: learn from a master, hours signed off.
- Drain and sewer tech, camera and jetter provided.
Pay, licensing and the first hire
Check what the job pays in your state on our service plumber salary page, from government wage data, before you set the pay line. See what license the work needs in each state on our plumbing licensing pages. Hiring your first helper? Read 1099 vs W-2 first.
How to fill it in
- Write a headline with the job title, town and your best perk.
- Fill in the lines and the pay.
- Copy it into a job board or download a PDF to print.
Free tools for plumbing
- Plumbing cost estimator
- Water heater replacement cost calculator
- Plumbing labor rate calculator
- Pipe volume calculator
The same job ad for other trades: house cleaning, electrical, hvac, landscaping, roofing.
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