Our Mission

At True American Plumbing, our mission is to keep the heart of America running strong- one pipe, one home, and one family at a time. We believe that honest work, reliability, and pride in a job well done are the backbone of this country. Just like the generations who built this nation with grit and craftsmanship, we're committed to serving our communities with integrity and respect. From small repairs to major installations, our mission is simple: to deliver dependable plumbing solutions that uphold the American standard of quality and hard work. We take pride in earning trust the old fashioned way- by showing up, doing what we say we'll do, and leaving every home & business better than we found it. To us, plumbing isn't just about fixing leaks- it's about keeping the American dream flowing strong.

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FUN FACTS

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  • The flushing toilet was invented in 1956 by John Harrington, which is where we get the nickname "the John."
  • The most expensive toilet in the world is on the International Space Station and costs approximately $19 million dollars.
  • Albert Einstein was made an honorary member of the Plumbers and Steamfitters Union in Washington, D.C. and once said that if he had to live his life over again, he'd be a plumber. A group of local plumbers in NY sent him a set of gold plated plumbing tools.
  •   There are more toilets flushed during the Super Bowl than any other time in the year.
  • The average human being spends approximately 3 years on the toilet throughout their lifetime.
  • Wipes may say flushable, but shall not be flushed! Wipes can cause major clogs in your sewer system.
  • Ozzy Osbourne worked as a plumber's apprentice before discovering music.
  • Should the toilet paper on your holder have beard or mullet? Well a study in 2018 from the University of Colorado found that the flap being over is more sanitary! BEARD it is!
  • During WWII, foreign soldiers in England used toilets made by Thomas Crapper & Co., soldiers saw the brand name and began saying "going to the crapper," This slang was brought home after the war.
  • Mario & Luigi's profession was Carpentry before it was Plumbing. It changed in 1983 due to the games new setting being filled with pipes.