Usually, our blogs and articles are filled with helpful information. We do not usually talk about company news, but we need to spread awareness of what has been happening lately at Plumbing Utah Heating & Air. The short headline is that we are one of Utah’s fastest-growing plumbing companies. Within just a few years, we have grown from a central team of highly skilled technicians to a full-fledged fleet of plumbers servicing the entire Wasatch Front for all installation, maintenance, repair, and inspections. Due to high demand and necessity, we have added even more people to our team.
Many plumbing companies need to be centrally located in Utah County. Residents and businesses needing a plumber must wait a little longer than closer customers to get service. We began to notice this issue and decided to do something about it. The newest members of our team have years of experience and are dispatched right in the heart of Utah County. If you call Plumbing Utah, we will send a plumber who works exclusively in Provo, Orem, Spanish Fork, American Fork, Lehi, and the rest of Utah County.
“It has always been my goal to provide everyone with fast, thorough, and reliable plumbing services.” – says Brandon Taylor, Owner of Plumbing Utah.
Plumbing Utah has a long-standing reputation for putting the customer’s needs at the forefront of their concerns. By expanding our staff, they can now service 90% of all customer calls within 24 hours of the initial phone call made.
Utah County is one of the fastest-growing areas in the state. We have heard projections that by the year 2050, Utah County’s population will match Salt Lake County’s population. These new residents bring a lot of excitement and growth to the state. It is lovely that so many people will be calling Utah home. If you live in Utah County and have been looking for a plumbing company you can rely on, we urge you to contact us.
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