Tommy Phillips got into plumbing because he grew up around it and enjoyed the trade. He got into septic tanks and cleaning drains and “whatever else you could think of in the service department” after the economy collapsed in 2008-09 and new residential plumbing jobs dried up. The transition to becoming a full-service plumbing house was easy for him.
“I believe when you are a plumber, you should know every aspect of the industry,” he says, looking back. “So, we just started adding to our plate any specialties that other companies in the area weren’t doing.”
Today Heritage Plumbing, located in Ball Ground, Georgia,
