In this episode of The Trades Podcast, hosts Jeff and Danny interview Laura Basili, Chief Marketing Officer at Brazilian Lumber. Laura shares how premium hardwood materials, sustainability, and education have positioned the company as a trusted partner for contractors, deck builders, architects, and designers.She explains how answering real-world installation questions, simplifying sourcing, and elevating product awareness help trade professionals stand out in a competitive industry. The conversation explores how branding, customer relationships, and digital presence can grow a trades-based business and create long-term trust.Laura also discusses:The rise of sustainable hardwood deckingEducating contractors through FAQs and customer resourcesMarketing strategies tailored to trades professionalsHelping builders and service providers improve visibilityWhy storytelling and authenticity matter in construction brandingListeners will walk away inspired to rethink how they communicate their value, showcase their craft, and build brands that last.
In this inspiring episode of The Trades Podcast, hosts Jeff Mudd and Danny Torres talk with Levi Torres, President and Owner of High Five Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, and Electric. Levi shares how he took his roots as a second-generation plumber and built one of Denver’s most dynamic service companies.The conversation highlights High Five Plumbing’s unique culture, which emphasizes positivity and customer connection through the power of a high five. Levi also explains the company’s strategic expansion into HVAC and electrical services, their innovative training programs (including virtual reality for apprentices), and the importance of grassroots marketing in achieving growth.Beyond business, Levi talks about the company’s deep commitment to community—donating over $145,000 to local nonprofits—and his long-term vision of becoming a national brand.What You’ll Learn:Why a simple high five creates a lasting customer experienceHow High Five Plumbing transitioned into HVAC and electrical with strategy and purposeWhy training programs and VR tools are critical for developing skilled techniciansHow grassroots marketing and culture drive long-term business growthThe importance of giving back and building a community-focused brandLevi’s vision for scaling High Five Plumbing nationally
Jeff and Danny dive into conversation with David Bitan of Bumble Roofing. They cover how David built Bumble not just to be another roofing company, but one that stands out through customer experience, innovation, and community philanthropy. Listeners will hear about the early days, scaling through fancy tech tools, quality control, recruitment, and the importance of making promises you can keep.What You’ll Learn:How Bumble Roofing uses technology for fast, accurate roofing quotes (AI + satellite imagery) Business RadioX ®+2Entrepreneur+2Why “white glove” service matters in roofing, and what that means in practice Business RadioX ®+1Lessons from scaling via franchising and partnering with Empower Brands without losing identity PR Newswire+1How giving back (e.g. donating to nonprofits per new roof) builds purpose and trust LinkedIn+1The mindset required to lead in a fragmented industry where most roofing businesses are small and local Business RadioX ®+1📌 Resources & MentionsBumble Roofing website: Learn about their services, customer promise, and company valuesDavid Bitan LinkedIn: David Bitan, CEO of Bumble Roofing — insights on his journey and business philosophy LinkedInPR Newswire Article “Bumble Roofing Joins Forces with Empower Brands”: about their acquisition and expansion strategy PR NewswireBusiness RadioX Interview “Disrupting the Roofing Industry: David Bitan’s Vision for a Better Customer Experience”: for deeper insight into how he’s shaping his brand’s service and growth.
In this episode of the Trades Podcast, hosts Danny Torres and Jeff Mudd interview Brian Huff, CEO of Midwest Technical Institute and Delta Technical College. They discuss the importance of skilled trades, particularly welding, and the growing demand for workers in these fields. Brian shares his journey from a welder to an educator, emphasizing the need for job placement and employer-focused education. The conversation also touches on the skills gap, the importance of soft skills, and the changing perceptions of trades in the education system. Brian provides insights into the future of the trades, the value of trade education, and advice for parents and students considering a career in the trades. TakeawaysJob placement is crucial for trade education success.The demand for skilled tradespeople is increasing.Welding is a vital skill with numerous job opportunities.The skills gap in the trades is urgent and growing.Soft skills are becoming increasingly important in trades education.Trade education is often more affordable than traditional college.A good work ethic can lead to career advancement in trades.The perception of trades as a second-tier option needs to change.Automation in trucking is still a long way off.The trades are foundational to the economy and society. 📞 Resources & Contact InformationMidwest Technical Institute (MTI)Website: www.midwesttech.eduPhone: (888) 709-8324Locations: Illinois and MissouriContact Page: https://www.midwesttech.edu/ Delta Technical College (DTC)Website: www.deltatechnicalcollege.comPhone: (866) 733-6652Locations: Mississippi and ArkansasContact Page: https://www.deltatechnicalcollege.com Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Trades Podcast03:01 Brian Huff's Journey in Welding and Education05:52 The Growing Demand for Welders08:50 The Skills Gap and Job Opportunities in Trades11:43 Connecting Education with Employment14:47 The Importance of Job Placement in Trade Education17:48 The Future of Trucking and Automation20:43 Changing Perceptions of Trades as a Career Path24:06 The Eisenhower Moment and Vocational Education25:53 The Shift in Education: Gen Z and Trade Skills30:07 The Role of Educators in Trade Schools32:23 The Importance of Soft Skills in Trades34:18 The Essential Nature of Trades in Society36:39 Becoming a Good Worker: The Key to Success40:55 Opportunities in the Trades for Veterans and Young Adults46:00 The Bright Future of Trade Careers
Description:Jeff and Danny talk with Jeremy Logsdon, who co-founded Preventive Pest Control in 2002. He discusses how he turned early hustle, door-to-door sales, and a boots-on-the-ground mindset into a business that now spans nine locally operated branches. Jeremy also shares how leading people, not just solving pest problems, became the critical skill that made his business thrive.What You’ll Learn:The unconventional start that led Jeremy into pest controlHow early lessons on leadership and persistence shaped his business ethosStrategies for building a company through adversity rather than avoiding itWhy the “people side” of the business must be prioritized alongside operationsHow a steadfast mission—preventing problems before they occur—guides service qualityResources & MentionsAbout Jeremy Logsdon and Preventive Pest Control: A look at their growth from Texas to California and beyond Medium Preventive Pest ControlPreventive’s Service Guarantee and Locations: Locally owned branches, service offerings, and the “Preventive Guarantee” that builds trust Preventive Pest Control+1
Join Jeff and Danny as they sit down with April Edwards, the skilled marketer behind Deck Builder Marketers. With a keen focus on deck building contractors, April walks through how she helps them grow with targeted strategies—from ranking higher in Google to generating consistent leads and crafting marketing systems that work.What You’ll LearnWhy specializing in deck builder marketing unlocked growth and clarity for April’s businessHow being easy to find online—especially by ranking #1 for the right keywords—drives real resultsHow April’s team uses AI, Google Business Profiles, SEO, PPC, and more to boost exposureCase examples of quick wins, such as clients ranking dominant in their local marketsThe value of systems that support long-term growth—without sacrificing authenticity or qualityGuest BioApril Edwards is the CEO of Deck Builder Marketers. With experience in art, commercial design, and marketing since 2004, she found her stride by focusing on deck builders—making her agency one of the first full-service firms built solely for this trade. She’s passionate about helping contractors grow, scale, and thrive through marketing that works.Deck Builder MarketersNADRAResources & MentionsDeck Builder Marketers Overview & Free Strategy Session: deckbuildermarketers.com/april-edwardsDeck Builder MarketersAI’s Role in Deck Builder Marketing: April’s insights on adapting to AI marketing trends for trades businessesDeck Builder MarketersHow April Scaled a 7-Figure Agency: Niching for clarity, systems, and recurring growthSeven Figure Agency
In this episode, Jeff and Danny talk with Ryan Gladwin, Lead Instructor at Love’s Truck Care Academy—a specialized, paid, accelerated training program for diesel technicians. They discuss how Love’s designed the program to blend classroom instruction and hands-on experience, equipping new technicians to handle 11 heavy-duty systems and graduate as capable, confident Level 5 technicians.LinkedIn Ryan Gladwin https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryan-gladwin-a77556282/Key Takeaways:Insight into Love’s Truck Care Academy curriculum and training philosophyThe value of paid, accelerated training for future diesel techniciansThe positive impact of structured, skill-based learning on safety, confidence, and retentionCareer transformation through intentional instructionWhy a technician’s mindset and training quality matter just as much as tools Resources & MentionsLove’s Truck Care Academy Overview, including curriculum and training model Love'sIndustry-Recognized Training Value: Graduates start as Level 5 technicians and receive a $3,500 tool kit after one year
Jeff and Danny explore financial planning strategies for service business owners with Chad Hufford, founder of Veritas Wealth Management. Chad discusses his background, his coaching-first approach, and how he creates custom financial blueprints that help trades professionals reach long-term goals with less stress.What You’ll Learn:How Chad combines coaching, planning, and financial education to serve clientsThe role of holistic financial strategies—not just investment—in business successWhy clear long-term goals ease financial anxiety and drive better decisionsHow market tools like SmartVestor Pro guide client growth and trustWhy financial clarity is just as vital as operational excellenceGuest Bio:Chad Hufford is a financial planner and founder of Veritas Wealth Management, based in Anchorage, AK. He launched his firm in 2007 and founded Veritas in 2014. As Alaska’s longest-tenured Dave Ramsey SmartVestor Pro, Chad blends teaching, athletics, and finance into a powerful coaching practice that supports families and business owners nationwide veritasalaska.comChad HuffordFinancial Plannerchad@veritasalaska.com(907) 561-2462Resources & MentionsVeritas Wealth Management: Learn more and start a conversation veritasalaska.comChad Hufford’s Bio & Background: Dive deeper into his journey and values veritasalaska.com Veteran on the Move
Episode SummaryJeff and Danny talk with Nate Seeley of BlueSoft about the steps needed to build a website that actually drives business. Nate highlights how they support small service businesses through digital marketing systems, Google Business Profiles, CRM guidance, and web strategies built to get results.What You’ll LearnWhy tracking real metrics (calls, form sends, keyword ranks) matters more than vanity statsThe importance of foundational digital assets like Google Business ProfilesThoughtful CRM and website design practices that you can implement nowHow BlueSoft helps business owners remain accountable to their marketing performanceGuest BioNathaniel “Nate” Seeley is Founder and Owner of BlueSoft, a web design and digital marketing agency serving the construction and service-based industries. With nearly two decades of expertise, Nate excels at turning websites into powerful marketing engines for contractors. BlueSoft📌 Resources & MentionsBlueSoft Websites: https://bluesoftwebsites.comPhone:(623) 204-0767Monday-Friday: 9 AM - 5 PM MSTAbout Nate Seeley: Meet the FounderBetter Business Bureau Profile: BlueSoft BBBGoogle Business Profile Tips: Google’s Official Guide
In this episode of The Trades Podcast, hosts Jeff Mudd and Danny Torres sit down with Trevor Wegner, Owner of TW Craftsmen, to explore how true craftsmanship, business discipline, and a passion for outdoor design come together to build more than just beautiful decks. Trevor opens up about the values that drive his work, the lessons he's learned from running a high-end service business, and how he's built a brand known for quality, trust, and integrity.Whether you're a tradesperson looking to elevate your skill set, a business owner focused on branding and client relationships, or someone dreaming of building something meaningful, this conversation will spark fresh motivation and provide real-world strategies for growth.🔍 What You’ll Learn:How Trevor turned hands-on craftsmanship into a successful businessThe importance of setting a higher standard in the tradesStrategies for building trust and long-term relationships with clientsThe role of design thinking in outdoor constructionWhy your reputation is your strongest marketing tool👤 Guest Bio:Trevor Wegner is the founder of TW Craftsmen, a premium deck building and outdoor living company specializing in functional, beautiful spaces that last. Based in Southern California, Trevor brings a craftsman’s mindset to every project, combining design, structure, and client care to deliver standout results.📌 Resources & Mentions:Visit: TWCraftsmen.comFollow TW Craftsmen on Instagram: @twcraftsmenMore episodes and resources: TheTradesPodcast.com
In this motivating episode of The Trades Podcast, hosts Jeff Mudd and Danny Torres talk with Jason Noel, Master Advisor at CEO Warrior, a powerful platform helping service business owners lead with confidence, clarity, and control.Jason shares the raw reality of running a service business and how most owners get stuck in a cycle of chaos, wearing too many hats and barely keeping up. Through his journey from overwhelmed contractor to transformational leader, Jason reveals the tools, strategies, and mindset shifts that helped him break free and scale his business to success.CEO Warrior isn't just coaching, it's a movement for trades professionals ready to stop reacting and start leading. If you’re tired of spinning your wheels and want to become the CEO your business deserves, this episode delivers the fire and focus to help you take that next step.🔍 What You’ll Learn:How Jason help to build CEO Warrior to solve real problems for service business ownersThe key mindset and leadership shifts required to scale and sustain a trades businessWhy most contractors stay stuck and how to break through plateausSystems and habits to gain control of your time, team, and revenueHow to move from technician to CEO with confidence👤 Guest Bio:Jason Noel is the Master Advisor at CEO Warrior, an elite coaching and mentorship platform that empowers service business owners to take command of their operations, leadership, and growth. His mission is to turn overwhelmed contractors into powerful, confident CEOs who build lasting legacies in the trades.📌 Resources & Mentions:Learn more: CEO WarriorBook a strategy call: ceowarrior.com/book-a-callMore trade industry stories: TheTradesPodcast.com
In this insightful episode of The Trades Podcast, hosts Jeff Mudd and Danny Torres sit down with Patrick Fee, Owner of Mr. Drain Plumbing, to explore what it takes to build and sustain a thriving plumbing business in today’s competitive marketplace.Patrick shares his journey from technician to business owner, unpacking the real-world strategies that have helped him grow Mr. Drain into a trusted name in plumbing services. From training and leadership to customer service and company culture, Patrick offers honest insights into the challenges and rewards of running a service-based trades company.Whether you’re a solo contractor, a plumbing apprentice, or a business owner looking to scale, this episode is full of actionable advice and entrepreneurial inspiration.🔍 What You’ll Learn:How Patrick transitioned from tradesman to business ownerThe systems and values that fuel Mr. Drain Plumbing’s successWhy customer service is your best marketing strategyTips for building and managing a reliable teamLessons in leadership, branding, and long-term business sustainability👤 Guest Bio:Patrick Fee is the Owner of Mr. Drain Plumbing, a customer-first plumbing company known for professional service, innovative systems, and a dedication to excellence. With years of hands-on experience in the field and a passion for empowering his team, Patrick leads by example and is committed to raising the bar in the trades.📌 Resources & Mentions:Learn more: Mr. Drain PlumbingConnect with the team or schedule a service: mrdrainplumbers.comMore trade-focused episodes: TheTradesPodcast.com
In this dynamic episode of The Trades Podcast, hosts Jeff Mudd and Danny Torres sit down with Charlie Cina, CEO of One Tap Connect—the premium digital business card platform designed to help sales professionals and contractors instantly connect, convert, and stand out.Charlie brings his expertise in high-level sales and personal branding to the table, sharing how One Tap Connect is transforming the way professionals in the trades make a lasting impression. From instantly sharing contact info and reviews to showcasing portfolios and capturing leads on the spot, One Tap is helping sales pros close deals quicker and more confidently.Whether you're a contractor, sales rep, or business owner, this episode delivers powerful insights on modern sales tools and strategies that can help you grow faster and smarter.What You’ll Learn:How One Tap Connect helps tradespeople and sales pros make lasting digital impressionsThe origin story and mission behind the One Tap platformWhy traditional business cards are outdated—and what replaces themTips from Charlie Cina on personal branding and high-conversion communicationHow to equip your team with tools that boost professionalism and speed up sales cyclesGuest Bio:Charlie Cina is a nationally recognized sales and branding expert, speaker, and the CEO of One Tap Connect. With decades of experience in high-level sales training, Charlie’s passion lies in helping professionals build credibility, increase visibility, and connect with clients instantly—using tools that do the talking for you.Resources & Mentions:Create your digital card: OneTapConnect.comConnect with Charlie Cina on LinkedIn: Charlie CinaOne Tap Connect CEO Link>>> CharlieLearn more at: TheTradesPodcast.com
In this episode of The Trades Podcast, hosts Jeff Mudd and Danny Torres interview the inventor of the EZ Measurement Trainer, John Gaddis, a game-changing tool designed to make learning tape measure reading faster, easier, and more effective for tradespeople at every level.The conversation dives into the real-world challenges of teaching and learning one of the most fundamental skills in construction: accurate measuring. The inventor shares the origin story behind the product, the education gaps it’s designed to close, and how it's being used in trade schools, apprenticeship programs, and even job sites across the country.Whether you're a trainer, a business owner, or someone new to the trades, this episode is packed with practical insights and an inspiring reminder that innovation doesn’t have to be high-tech to be high-impact.What You’ll Learn:Why tape measure reading is often a barrier for new tradespeopleHow the EZ Measurement Trainer bridges the gap between classroom theory and hands-on skillsThe inventor’s journey from idea to product to industry adoptionHow trade educators and employers are using the tool to speed up trainingWhy better fundamentals lead to fewer mistakes and greater job site efficiencyGuest Bio:EZ Measurement Trainer Inventor- John Gaddis – A trades professional and educator passionate about empowering the next generation of skilled workers through simple, smart innovations that solve real problems in the field.Resources & Mentions:Learn more: EZMeasurementTrainer.comContact for training and bulk orders: info@ezmeasurementtrainer.comMore trade industry interviews: TheTradesPodcast.com
In this powerful episode of The Trades Podcast, hosts Jeff Mudd and Danny Torres sit down with Curtis Hemmeler, Executive Director of the RV Technical Institute (RVTI), to talk about the critical need for skilled labor in one of the fastest-growing industries in the country—the recreational vehicle (RV) industry.Curtis shares how RVTI is tackling the national technician shortage head-on through hands-on, accessible training programs designed to upskill the workforce and open doors to high-demand, high-reward careers. He also explores how RVTI collaborates with schools, dealers, and employers to modernize workforce development, and how business owners in the trades can tap into the opportunities in this $140+ billion industry.This episode is a must-listen for anyone in the trades looking to expand, evolve, or explore a new pathway forward.🔍 What You’ll Learn:Why the RV industry is booming—and why it needs more technicians nowHow RVTI’s training model is reshaping workforce developmentWhat business owners and trade professionals can learn from RVTI’s scalable approachHow tradespeople can transition into or partner with the RV sectorThe broader impact of vocational education on solving labor shortages across industries🧑🔧 Guest Bio:Curtis Hemmeler is the Executive Director of the RV Technical Institute and a national leader in workforce development and technical education. With a background in aviation maintenance training and nonprofit leadership, Curtis brings a strategic, scalable approach to building talent pipelines across industries.📌 Resources & Mentions:Learn more about the RV Technical Institute: RVTI.orgConnect with Curtis Hemmeler and his team: RVTI Staff PageMore interviews and insights for the skilled trades: TheTradesPodcast.com
A Conversation with Sara Graves of Deck Specialist🎙️ Episode Summary:In this insightful episode of The Trades Podcast, we sit down with Sara Graves, Chief Editor of Deck Specialist, the premier trade publication spotlighting innovation, craftsmanship, and community in the decking and outdoor living industry.Sara opens up about her editorial journey, the evolution of deck design, and the role Deck Specialist plays in elevating the voice of trades professionals. From the latest material trends to the stories that fuel the passion behind the build, Sara offers a behind-the-scenes look at what makes the decking industry tick.🔍 What You’ll Learn:The editorial mission behind Deck Specialist and how it supports the decking tradesEmerging trends in outdoor living spaces and what pros should keep an eye onChallenges and opportunities for builders in 2025How storytelling and editorial exposure can elevate tradespeople and their businessesWhy community and craftsmanship are more vital than ever in the construction world🧰 Guest Bio:Sara Graves is the Chief Editor of Deck Specialist magazine, a niche publication dedicated to the professionals who design, build, and innovate in the world of outdoor living. With a career rooted in journalism and trade media, Sara brings a thoughtful, industry-connected perspective to every feature she curates.📌 Resources & Mentions:Visit Deck Specialist MagazineConnect with Sara and read her editorials: Sara Graves’ Author PageExplore more interviews and insights at TheTradesPodcast.com
Listening to our clients since 1975.All great projects, like your home, begin with a conversation. For four generations, we’ve been building and remodeling homes for San Diego homeowners.We will guide you every step along the way, offering you options, and then making decisions together. You’ll know what you’re getting, how much it will cost, and the steps it will take. And if something changes, we’ll let you know beforehand.By the time we’re done working together, you’ll feel like family too. 🔨 Episode Overview:In this heartwarming and insightful episode, we sit down with the incredible family duo at the helm of Murray Lampert, a four-generation design-build remodeling firm based in San Diego. Gregg Cantor, a seasoned industry expert and CEO, teams up with his daughter Rachel Cantor, Director of Client Services, to share how they're blending tradition with innovation in the trades.Together, they reveal the secrets to sustaining a successful family business, how they maintain strong relationships with clients, and why staying grounded in values is the key to long-term success.🛠️ What You’ll Learn:The origin and evolution of Murray Lampert Design, Build, RemodelHow Rachel is reshaping client experience and digital presenceGregg’s lessons from decades in the remodeling industryThe power—and challenges—of working with familyTips for navigating generational leadership transitionsHow community engagement fuels business growth👷 Who Should Listen:Trade professionals and contractorsFamily business ownersEntrepreneurs looking to build a lasting legacyAnyone curious about the human side of the homebuilding world🌐 Connect with Our Guests:https://www.murraylampert.comhttps://www.facebook.com/MurrayLampertDBR/https://www.linkedin.com/company/murray-lampert-constructionhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/greggcantorhttps://www.youtube.com/c/MurrayLampertDesignBuildRemodelSanDiegohttps://www.instagram.com/murraylampert/🎙️ Hosted by:TheTradesPodcast.com – Your go-to source for real conversations in the world of trades, construction, and entrepreneurship.
Building Industry Association of San Diegohttps://biasandiego.org/Instagram Facebook Twitter Linkedin-in9201 Spectrum Center Blvd., Suite 110 • San Diego, CA 92123Lori Holt PfeilerPresident & CEOlori@biasandiego.org Shannon GauntDirector of Operations & Membershipshannon@biasandiego.org Our Mission & ValuesThe Building Industry Association of San Diego envisions a region where every San Diegan can afford a quality home in vibrant communities that include good schools, clean parks, mobility, including walking and biking paths, sustainability, shops, restaurants and more.Who we areAs San Diego’s leading voice of residential development for more than 85 years, the BIA is an inclusive member-driven non-profit advocating for housing at all levels and the people and families who need a place to call home. We support pro-housing policies, quality jobs, and strong communities. We enthusiastically support our members, who create good quality jobs, employing thousands of hard-working builders, architects, engineers, designers, drywall professionals, framers, equipment operators and others.Core valuesWe believe new housing is essential to economic viability (including job creation.We believe responsible growth is essential to sustained economic vitality.We support initiatives that provide the broadest access to middle income housing and other types of housing the market desires.We defend tenaciously property owners’ rights.
Our StoryWith over 20 years of electrical experience, Steven C. Poston Electrical is San Diego’s premier choice of electrician. Our multitude of satisfied, repeat clients speaks volumes about the quality of our work. They include the San Diego County sheriff’s department, the Coronado police department, and the Bonita Sunnyside branch library and museum. We offer an economical, budget savvy pricing structure without sacrificing quality.I am your neighborhood electrician where fair pricing is standard and we do not gouge your checkbook. No job is too big or too small and we completely understand electrical work is a foreign language to most. We offer comprehensive explanations and quotes and stand by our low price and quality claims. Feel free to call me, Steve, for a free quote or to set up service today!At Steven C. Poston Electrical in San Diego, California, our journey of twenty years resonates with a steadfast dedication to quality and safety in the field of electrical work. Our team of licensed professionals has consistently demonstrated proficiency in a diverse range of services, contributing to the enhancement of numerous homes. Our dedication to achieving excellence is displayed through our precise methods of conducting electrical upgrades, installing lighting fixtures, and providing specialized services such as solar installation and remodeling. We prioritize effective communication with our clients, guaranteeing their satisfaction through careful attention. Our pricing system is transparent, reflecting our principle of being trustworthy and dependable. As we continue to forge ahead, we remain devoted to upholding our reputation for professional excellence, ensuring that every project we undertake is a testament to our enduring commitment to exceptional electrical solutions.
I started plumbing in the oil fields back in 1982. Building the oil derricks then running raw crude oil lines to the manifolds that directed the oil to the refineries.With my mechanical Engineering education, I've been fortunate enough to direct my skills and talents to the specialized fields that we as a company currently enjoy.I helped prototype the Seesnake sewer camera which is still the leading sewer camera in our industry. We did that way back in the early 90's when the City of Del Mar was replacing all of their water and sewer lines.Most of our Plumbing vans are our own design.We had to develop our own software to handle our type of work and the needs of our customers. Cool stuff!Specialties: Anything and everything Plumbing and then some. Just ask our customers.Master Plumbers: Fast, Efficient, and Innovative ServiceBoasting over 23 years of experience in the plumbing and leak detection domain, Mike Logsdon founded Master Plumbing and Leak Detection with a vision: to redefine customer service by offering rapid and intelligent solutions.Leveraging advanced technologies and harnessing the skills of seasoned plumbers, we consistently present our clients with superior, time-saving solutions. From deploying Perma Liner to address drain issues without causing disturbances to large gatherings, to utilizing fiberoptic borescopes for pinpoint issue detection without unnecessary damage, or employing our signature “Master Blaster” to swiftly unclog industrial drains – we pride ourselves on offering efficient, cost-effective options.Our plumbers in Temecula are further empowered by state-of-the-art vehicles, each designed to expedite service delivery. Many professionals are eager to join our team, enticed by the top-tier equipment and vehicles we use. This commitment to quality ensures our Temecula team always provides premium service, aiming to resolve issues on our initial visit.Dedication to transparency drives us to provide comprehensive documentation of our services. Given our extensive collaborations with insurance agencies and commercial entities, we are adept at generating meticulous reports outlining the nature of issues, their locations, and the precise measures taken to rectify them, often complemented by illustrative diagrams.Licensed, bonded, and insured, Master Plumbing stands as a beacon of trust and professionalism. For further details on our plumbing offerings in Temecula or to request a complimentary estimate, please connect with us online or dial 877-504-6753. San Diego Office (858) 271-08808726 Production AvenueSan Diego, CA 92121Temecula Office (951) 382-535942225 Remington AvenueTemecula, CA 92590