KC's Plumbing, Pipe Fitting & Renovations

As a military veteran, I can appreciate those who have sacrificed to serve and defend our country. Discounts may apply to those with military backgrounds (active & veteran statuses) and first responders. Friends, family, and repeat customers all deserve a discount as well.

First and foremost, introductions are in order, next is identifying the problem or job a client has, after that we discuss job details: materials, time, travel (if applicable), and also ensuring I understand the client's end state: what results the work should do and look like in the end. I get materials needed (if need be), I return and perform work, client reviews work on completion, payment is made, and customer reviews are always encouraged and appreciated.

All my knowledge and skill comes from hands on experience while working with other seasoned plumbers and doing my own research.

I was introduced to plumbing related work while employed at Suffolk University in Boston in 2018. I was hired as a building utilities & maintenance technician and was exposed to a lot of plumbing issues. I worked closely with a master plumber to fix them.

I've worked with mostly residential customers and some commercial jobs recently.

I installed new slant/fin baseboard heaters for an apartment. I cut out the old copper lines, ran new heat PEX tubing underneath the house in a single loop from boiler hot water supply back to return. Took about 2 days.

I would advise customers to do a little of their own research on the job or projects they have and understand more of what the final picture they desire. The more a client knows what he or she wants, the quicker we can make moves and get work done.

Customers should be thinking about what's most important to them: lowering costs, appearance of work, and speed for starting and completion. All these factors will determine the job flow and pricing.