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Maynor Service Company is seeking a Plumbing Punch-List Technician / Helper to join our team and help bring new construction projects across the finish line. This role focuses on finishing plumbing work to make spaces ready for homeowners and inspections.
You will perform fixture installation, testing, and quality control to ensure leaks are fixed, finishes look professional, and projects pass final inspections. A detail-oriented, dependable team player is essential for success.
Maynor Service Company | Finish the Job. Make It Right. Take Pride In It.
Maynor Service Company is looking for a Plumbing Punch-List Technician / Helper to join our team and help bring new construction projects across the finish line.
A building can be fully plumbed and still not be ready for the homeowner, customer, or final inspection. That's where you come in.
As a Plumbing Punch-List Technician / Helper, you'll work during the final phase of new construction to turn a newly installed plumbing system into a clean, functional, inspection-ready space.
If you have an eye for detail, take pride in your work, and enjoy seeing a project go from rough-in to finished product, this could be the opportunity you've been looking for.
You'll help complete the plumbing finish work throughout the project, including:
You'll help make sure everything works properly before the project is turned over.
Responsibilities may include:
This is where your attention to detail really matters.
You'll help:
We're looking for someone who takes pride in doing things right.
The ideal candidate is:
Punch-List isn't just about installing fixtures.
You're the final set of hands between a construction project and a finished plumbing system.
You're checking the details others may have missed. You're making sure fixtures work properly, leaks are corrected, finishes look professional, and the project is ready to pass inspection and be handed over with confidence.
The little things matter because your work is what people see and use every day when the job is finished.