Meet the team

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Casey

Technically, the leader of the pack. 20+ years experience in plumbing, drainage and gas fitting. Establishing the business in 2014, after sharing a cup of tea  with a lovely elderly lady who helped him realise we have something to offer that our competitors don’t - personable service. He’s easy going, tends to forget he’s the boss and pride’s himself on getting clients out of trouble.

The Old Dog
A young man with a slight smile looking out of a vehicle window. He is wearing a black cap and a blue uniform shirt with a logo that says 'case plumbing'.

Connell

Mr Nice Guy

A fully licensed plumber drainer and highly valued team member since 2017. Connall joined us for work experience and hasn’t looked back.

This plumber loves fixing problems and is arguably, the most complemented plumber on the Sunshine Coast. If there was such a leaderboard, he’d be top of the table! He makes us all  wanna pick up our game.

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The Prodigy

Harper

The prodigy of the team. Recently signed off but don’t be fooled, he knows how to hold his own. This gun grew up listening to his old man (Case) talk plumbing so when he started his trade he was already primed. No one loves to dig in and get their hands dirty more than Harps.

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A woman with dark hair, glasses, and pearl earrings sitting at a desk with a laptop, a clock, and office supplies in the background. 
Accounts

Kerryn

The real one in charge. She keeps the wheels turning, the boys sane and adds that gentle touch that both staff and our clients appreciate.

She prefers to stay behind the scenes, making sure everything balances, lines up and runs as it should, and quietly reminding the boys to leave their boots at the door.

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