Welcome to “On the Throne” – written by Ross the Boss himself
This will be an ongoing blog from Ross’s Plumbing and what our team base in Wiri, Manukau. What we get up to and experiences out there with our customers, industry information, hints for you at home and general plumbing/Gasfitting and drain laying info.
Our industry is full of unique challenges, interesting people, and more than a few stories worth sharing, and this blog will be our way of bringing you along for the journey.
At Ross’s Plumbing, customer service sits at the forefront of everything we do. Whether we’re managing complex jobs, responding to emergency callouts, or just changing your tap, our goal is always the same: deliver reliable, high-quality service with professionalism and care.
Our 20 year old business is Built on trust, Driven by quality and backed by Skill
Through this blog, we will take you behind the curtain to show you how our team works to uphold those standards every day.
In On the Throne, you can expect regular updates about:
- The day-to-day happenings in and around Ross’s Plumbing
- Insights into our team, their training, achievements, and development
- Strange, unexpected, or particularly memorable jobs our crew encounters
- Helpful tips and practical advice for homeowners
- Local community updates from the areas we service
- Health and safety initiatives, new technology, and industry trends
- Occasional light-hearted stories that show the human side of the trade
Our plumbers, gasfitters, and drainlayers are out in the field every day, working in all sorts of environments. No two days are the same, and we’re looking forward to sharing those experiences with you in a way that is informative, fun, and relevant to our customers and community.
Thank you for joining us as we launch this new chapter. Keep an eye out for our upcoming posts—there is always something happening at Ross’s Plumbing, and we can’t wait to bring you along.
Hint for the holidays if you’re going away Turn both your cylinder off and the watermain off. If there is a burst pipe inside the house, and your away, this can result in rather a wet mess welcoming you as you open the door.