Smith and Sons Plumbing

08/28/2026

Nobody:
The journeyman: “Grab a couple things out of the truck.” 😂

Being the apprentice builds character… and apparently upper-body strength.

08/26/2026

Here’s the recognition you’ve been waiting for. 👏👏👏

You’re doing great, bud.

Now get back to work before your boss sees this. 😂

08/25/2026

Most plumbing companies show you trucks, coupons and stock photos.
We’d rather show you the people we’re actually sending into your house.

This is Nick.

Field supervisor. Dad. And the guy our crew calls when the plumbing job stops being simple and starts getting weird.

He helps keep the field moving, helps the guys solve problems, and- judging by the photos, immediately loses all supervisory authority the second he gets home. 😂

We’re going to start introducing more of the people behind the shirts around here.

Because if somebody’s coming into your house, you should know who you’re calling.

Meet Nick. 🤝

08/19/2026

Apparently the grass has office hours now. 😂

San Antonio is currently under SAWS Stage 2 watering rules, so before you fire up the sprinkler, make sure you know your designated watering day and hours.

Save this one, share it with a San Antonio homeowner, and maybe gently forward it to that neighbor who seems determined to keep the concrete hydrated.

08/18/2026

08/14/2026

Anyway… financing is available. 🤫

08/13/2026

Local logo ≠ local ownership.

There are a lot of great plumbers working for big companies. This isn’t about them.

It’s about knowing who actually owns the company you’re hiring.

Smith & Sons is owned by the Smith family.

No corporate parent. No investment group. Just us.

08/10/2026

Apparently “comfortable with heights” was in the job description.
Bonus points if you can name all the San Antonio spots. 👀

08/07/2026

We have a very thorough employee training program.

Please respect the process. 😂

08/07/2026

I wish we’d stop talking about the trades like they’re what you do when college doesn’t work out.

College is a great choice for a lot of people. So is learning a trade.

Plumbing gave me a career, helped me provide for my family, and eventually gave me the opportunity to build Smith & Sons. Now I get to watch the next generation learn beside me.

There’s more than one way to build a good life. We should probably start telling kids that.