Job Description The Plumber is responsible for all aspects of installation, maintenance, inspection, operation, and repair of plumbing systems in assigned locations(s). Essential functions and responsibilities of the pos…
Skilled Trades · Jacksonville, FL
Plumber jobs in Jacksonville, FL
Plumbers install and repair water, gas, and drainage systems, from rough-in on new construction to service calls for leaks, water heaters, and stubborn drains.
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$18–$48/hr
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$63k
Median, full-time
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Lickety Split Air, Plumbing & Electric is growing fast, and we’re looking for skilled and driven Service Plumbers in Jacksonville, FL ! If you’re a problem solver , take pride in your work, and want to be part of a suppo…
Lickety Split Air, Plumbing & Electric! We’re growing fast and looking for motivated individuals to join our team as Entry-Level Plumbers . Whether you’re early in your plumbing career or ready to build on your current s…
Service Technician Duval Ford is seeking experienced Service Technicians to join our Ford Pro Elite team. If you’re skilled at diagnosing and repairing vehicles, take pride in high-quality workmanship, and enjoy working…
$5,000 per month
Job Summary: The Service Technician is responsible for servicing and repairing vehicles as assigned by the Service Manager, Supervisor, or Team Leader. In addition, the Service Technician may also be assigned to conduct…
$17 - $22 per hour
General Service Technician SS01K Hourly or Flat Rate Full or Part Time Pay: $17 - $22 Join the Precision Tune Auto Care Team! Celebrating 50 years as a trusted leader in automotive service and a Franchise 500 top-rated b…
$18 - $24 per hour
An established, fast-growing fire protection company in the Mobile Area is actively looking for a proven Fire Sprinkler Fitter to join their team. This company prides itself on its reputation and high standards of workma…
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We are partnered with a well-established and reputable fire protection and life safety systems contractor who is actively seeking a dedicated Fire Sprinkler Technician to join their expanding team! This company values em…
Fields Auto Group is seeking a positive team member to join our dynamic dealership to provide a luxury experience tobothour internal and external customers! Our goal is to provide the best customer experience and create…
Field Service Technicians needed for busy tractor store. Lots of work, plenty of hours, great pay, many benefits, and a great schedule! Must have a positive attitude and be eager to learn! What we offer: * Medical Insura…
Fields Mercedes-Benz of Jacksonville is seeking a positive team member to join our dynamic dealership to provide a luxury experience to both our internal and external customers! Our goal is to provide the best customer e…
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What plumbers earn in Jacksonville
Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives
| Experience | Hourly | Annual, full-time |
|---|---|---|
| Apprentice | $18–$25 | $38k–$52k |
| Journeyman | $25–$35 | $52k–$73k |
| Master / Lead | $34–$48 | $70k–$99k |
Adjusted for the Jacksonville market from national ranges.
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What employers ask for
The skills these listings keep naming
Pipe fitting and solderingDrain cleaning and camera workWater heater installationPlumbing code knowledgeBlueprint readingPEX, copper, and PVC systemsDiagnostic troubleshootingCustomer service
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Interview questions worth rehearsing
With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for
How do you diagnose a drop in water pressure throughout a house?
Show a sequence: check the meter and PRV, isolate hot versus cold, look for leaks or mineral-clogged lines. Logic first, wrenches second.
What is your licensing status and hours toward journeyman or master?
Give the state, the level, and the timeline plainly. If you hold a gas line qualification, say so; it widens what you can bill.
Walk me through replacing a water heater safely.
Cover shutoffs, draining, venting or electrical, expansion tank, and code items like seismic straps and T&P discharge. Completeness is the point.
Tell me about a service call where the customer was frustrated before you arrived.
Describe listening first, explaining the fix and price clearly, and leaving the space clean. Service plumbing is half craft, half trust.
What experience do you have with rough-in on new construction?
Talk about reading isometrics, coordinating with other trades, and passing rough inspection. Name the pipe materials you ran.
How do you handle discovering a bigger problem mid-job, like corroded supply lines?
Say you stop, document, show the customer, and give options with prices before proceeding. Surprises on the invoice lose repeat business.
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Resume tips that move the needle
For plumbers specifically — generic advice costs you here
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State your license level and state first: apprentice, journeyman, or master plumber.
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List certifications that expand your scope, such as gas fitting, backflow tester, or med-gas.
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Split your experience clearly between service work and new-construction rough-in.
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Quantify service volume, like calls completed per week or average ticket size.
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Name the systems you install: tankless water heaters, water treatment, sewer lines, or repipes.
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Mention drain camera and locator experience; diagnostic gear skills raise your rate.
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Where this role goes
Typical progression
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Apprentice Plumber
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Journeyman Plumber
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Master Plumber
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Plumbing Contractor
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