So who's hiring to help with the Texas freezing disaster?

[Seth_Hambrick]

Hey. I'm a new LLP, well technically i'm still waiting on my license since i just yesterday mailed in my exam results, paperwork, etc.

Anyhow, I was wondering how i could get in touch with someone about working in Texas to help fix the pipelines. I've seen a few companies on angieslist and other sites, but is there any big relief efforts by the state or major companies you guys could suggest?

 

[Twowaxhack]

Call around to plumbing companies in the affected area. If I was 25 I would’ve just loaded my truck up and drove over there once the power was restored.

I bet you could sit outside a Home Depot for an hour and have 3 weeks work. You could hit a lick in Texas right now if you’re will to work your ass off for a couple months.

 

[breplum]

FWIW: Plumbers Without Borders is coordinating with specific volunteer efforts aimed at low income/need-based non-profit for plumbers willing to drive down and donate their time and only have hard costs reimbursed