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Hi I’m new to this forum but I signed up thinking it would be a good way to have some of my questions answered I’m a residential service plumber in Frederick county Maryland. I’m about 4 years in and have been running my own truck for the last year now. Anyway I’ve been planning on moving to NM after I obtain my hours to get my journeyman’s which is 7500 hours here, don’t know if that Varys out there? My question is that I’m curious to know from any service plumbers working out there is how’s your work flow been and is there any demand for new hires at any of your company’s. Preferably wanted to know from anyone who works in Santa Fe or Albuquerque but if anybody wants to chime in that would be greatly appreciated. I just would like to know that there would be a demand for me once I make the move. Thanks
Santa Fe is in desperate need of plumbers!
The ones that are here are over worked and scheduled out for months!
You would have no problem finding work out here immediately.
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