Plumbing Company’s Good Deeds Don’t Go Unnoticed, Helps Pull in Customers

Community service attracts customers — plus it’s the right thing to do.

Plumbing Company’s Good Deeds Don’t Go Unnoticed, Helps Pull in Customers

Dave Parker, owner of E.R. Plumbing Services (sitting on slide) is pictured with some of his employees after helping build a playset for a family with a child who was sick with cancer. The playset-building program is sponsored by the Roc Solid Foundation. E.R. Plumbing, based in Mint Hill, North Carolina, takes part in many community-helping events and organizations.

What if a plumbing company could establish credibility with customers before even making a service call and at the same time improve employee camaraderie and team spirit — and also simultaneously serve its community?

That may seem like mission impossible. But Dave Parker will tell...

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