Jonah Reeves

• Lead rough-in and finish plumbing for residential renovations and 12–40 unit multifamily projects, coordinating daily with GCs, electricians, and inspectors. • Diagnose and repair water, gas, sewer, and drainage systems; average 8–12 service calls per week with 96% first-visit resolution. • Install PEX, copper, cast iron, PVC, and CSST systems; pressure-test and document work to Austin and Texas plumbing-code requirements. • Train two apprentices on safe tool use, blueprint reading, soldering, and clean customer handoffs. • Reduced repeat callbacks 22% by standardizing fixture testing, photo documentation, and closeout checklists.

• Installed and serviced water heaters, tankless units, bathroom groups, kitchens, and whole-home repipe systems for occupied homes. • Managed 5–7 daily work orders from dispatch through invoicing, explaining options and estimates clearly to homeowners. • Located concealed leaks using pressure tests, thermal imaging, and sewer camera inspections, preventing avoidable demolition. • Maintained a clean safety record while following lockout/tagout, ladder, excavation, and confined-space procedures. • Earned top customer-satisfaction scores for three consecutive quarters through punctual communication and thorough cleanup.

• Supported journeymen on new-home construction, tenant improvements, and emergency repairs while completing a four-year trade apprenticeship. • Measured, cut, assembled, and supported copper, PEX, PVC, and ABS piping from drawings and field layouts. • Performed fixture trim-out, drain cleaning, valve replacement, and water-pressure checks under supervision. • Maintained material staging and tool inventories for two active crews, cutting morning setup time by 15%. • Built a reputation for dependable attendance, safe work habits, and precise workmanship that led to early promotion.

Completed 8,000-hour state-registered apprenticeship covering residential and commercial systems, blueprint reading, backflow prevention, gas piping, code compliance, and OSHA jobsite safety. Graduated with honors; practical capstone focused on multifamily domestic-water and sanitary-drain installation.

Active Texas Journeyman Plumber license; qualified to supervise plumbing work, interpret adopted plumbing codes, coordinate inspections, and complete residential and commercial service installations. Certifications also include OSHA 30 Construction, Backflow Tester, and First Aid/CPR.