Brain Hiller

https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-become-a-plumber/answer/Charlie-Gonzales Honestly, I have BAD NEWS for you Ben. I would Really not Recommend, The Plumbing Field. Unless, You Apply the FOLLOWING FRIEND. The Following Good and Bad Reasons. The Pros and Cons: 1. Most People do Not Like to Crawl underneath Houses . And in Attics. ( You Can Wear KNEE PADS for your KNEES Get GOOD ONES. ALL LIKE A SPONGE TYPE. And as far as working in attics preferably early in the morning then stop when it gets to HOT and go back in the evening. OH AND USE A PORTABLE AIR CONDITIONER OR A COUPLE OF BIG FANS. This is a MUST, ESPECIALLY in THE SUMMER.) 2. Most Plumbers Deal with Drain work. And Unless, you have a strong stomach?? (Well You can also were a MASK. And when there to BAD I just Turn those Down.) 3. Some Companies, make you work on weekends, nights etc.. ( You can change company) 4. The f irst couple of years is Grunt Work. The Pick and Shovel were my Best Friends for several years. (This is a MUS...

https://www.sandiegoplumberonline.com/plumber-san-diego-san-diego-plumber-posts/what-is-the-quickest-easiest-way-to-find-where-the-pipes-are-in-my-yard Well Fortunately. Since I Live in San Diego. All I would Do is Call the San Diego Gas and Electric's Section Called Dig Alert. And They Will Come Out and mark out For FREE the Utilities. And I believe it also applies to all of California. But since I don't know what state your in I would just contact the Local Utilities or Maybe do a Local Search in Your Area for "Dig Alert". Just Might take Two or Three days, but none the less they will mark everything out for you. The Number is 811 well for San Diego. There again there's the paid route to locate piping underground. You would have to do a little research to find out what the actual costs are to find piping in your yard in your area. Which always makes sense to your research. To locate the piping in your yard. Especially if you plan on digging in your yard. Five St...