Joe Jaremko began plumbing reluctantly, became a journeyman plumber, opened a plumbing house of his own and experienced ups and downs in it — “always making money, though” — and finally became a court-recognized “expert” in the trade.
Now he’s sort of starting over again, determined to be on top of his game even better than before.“Last December, I sat down and made a decision,” says the 62-year-old owner of Arko Plumbing Corp in Miami. “Should I retire or keep working? I decided I couldn’t part with the company. I get too much satisfaction out of the work. I don’t have
