Plumbing Apprentice

Plumbing Apprentice


Company
Halo Plumbing Services
Location
Houston, TX
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
18.50–25.00 an hour
Posted
3 days ago
Via
via Indeed

Job Description
Plumbing Apprentice - Residential Service

Houston, TX

Full-Time | Monday-Friday | No Weekends

Entry Level: $18.50 - 23.00 hourly

Experienced Apprentice: $23-25 hourly + bonus opportunities

Looking to break into a high-paying skilled trade with real career upside? Want to learn from top performers while building a future in plumbing?

Halo Plumbing Services is hiring a driven Plumbing Apprentice ready to grow into a top-tier Residential ServiceSales professional. If you've got some hands-on trade experience and the motivation to learn, we'll provide the training, tools, and opportunity to help you level up fast.

This is more than a job - it's a path to a long-term, high-earning career.

Why This Opportunity Stands Out
• Paid, hands-on training with proven systems and top producers
• Clear path to six-figure potential as you grow into a Sales Technician role
• Monday-Friday schedule - no on-call, no weekends
• Company vehicle + gas card (as you progress)
• Weekly pay + bonus opportunities as skills develop
• Industry-leading training programs and mentorship
• Supportive team environment focused on growth and development
• Real advancement opportunities - we promote from within

What You'll Be LearningDoing
• Assist with residential plumbing service calls, installs, and diagnostics
• Learn how to identify issues using tools like cameras and testing equipment
• Support senior technicians on larger jobs like sewer line replacements and repiping
• Develop communication skills with homeowners - explaining problems and solutions
• Gain exposure to the sales side of plumbing
• Build the foundation to eventually run your own truck and close jobs independently

What We're Looking For
• Hands-on trade or construction experience is required
• 6+ months of experience in plumbing is highly preferred
• Strong work ethic and willingness to learn quickly
• Valid Texas Driver's License with clean driving record
• Reliable, coachable, and motivated to grow into a high-level role

About Halo Plumbing Services

We're a fast-growing, family-owned company serving the Houston area with a reputation for quality, reliability, and top-tier customer service. Our team is built on strong values, continuous development, and rewarding performance - and we're serious about helping our people succeed.

If you're ready to get into a trade where your effort directly impacts your income and career growth, this is your chance.

Apply now and start building your future with Halo Plumbing Services.

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