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Meet CJ Guinyard, Plumbing Technician. Meet CJ Guinyard, a plumbing technician at True Plumbers & AC.

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Hi, my name is CJ. I'm a lead plumber at True Plumbers. I do service calls. Basically, [music] any type of floods, stoppages, anything that has to do with plumbing, I show up. I'm from Tampa, Florida, born and raised. [music] I have two kids. I've been married for 10 years. And on my off time, I like to game and [music] gamble. Working for True has benefited me because my skill improved a lot. I've been doing plumbing for three years and I think this the best company I've been with. I'm CJ, your true plumber.

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Meet CJ Guinyard, a plumbing technician at True Plumbers & AC.

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Hi, my name is CJ. I'm a lead plumber at True Plumbers. I do service calls. Basically, [music] any type of floods, stoppages, anything that has to do with plumbing, I show up. I'm from Tampa, Florida, born and raised. [music] I have two kids. I've been married for 10 years. And on my off time, I like to game and [music] gamble. Working for True has benefited me because my skill improved a lot. I've been doing plumbing for three years and I think this the best company I've been with. I'm CJ, your true plumber.

Meet CJ Guinyard, the Lead Plumber Your Reviews Keep Naming

CJ Guinyard is a lead plumber at True Plumbers: "Any type of floods, stoppages, anything that has to do with plumbing, I show up." Born and raised in Tampa, married ten years with two kids. Read the Google reviews on this site and you will see CJ's name come up again and again; customers remember him.

What actually counts as a plumbing emergency

CJ's specialty - floods and stoppages - is the emergency end of the trade, so here is the honest triage guide. Call the 24/7 line now, not in the morning, when:

  • Water is flowing and you cannot stop it at a shutoff - every minute is drywall
  • Sewage is backing up into tubs or floors - that is a health hazard, not a mess
  • You have no water at all, or a burst supply line, or a water heater actively leaking from the tank
  • You smell gas near a gas water heater: leave first, call the gas utility, then the plumber

And what can wait for morning

A dripping faucet, one slow (not stopped) drain, a running toilet you can shut off at the valve behind it - these are next-day calls, and knowing the difference saves you the emergency premium. One skill worth learning tonight either way: where your main shutoff is and which way it turns. In a real flood, that knowledge outruns any response time.

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