Covington Who's Who Selects Timber James Wolff as a Featured Member of the Executive and Professional Registry
The selection recognizes Timber James Wolff's commitment to excellence in Plumbing.
- Akron, OH (1888PressRelease) November 03, 2012 - Timber James Wolff, Owner of Timber Wolff's Plumbing and Services, has been selected as an Honored Member of the Covington Who's Who Executive and Professional Registry. The selection recognizes Timber James Wolff's commitment to excellence in Plumbing.
Wolff, who has been working in the field for almost a decade, opened his own business on Monday, October 29, 2012.
Offering a full range of economical, quality, green, plumbing services, Wolff can service customers in everything from opening and cleaning drains to repairing sewage systems. His experience consists of bidding on jobs, performing and supervising plumbing services, and has trained nearly twenty plumbers throughout his career thus far.
With the help of two non-profit organizations, Wolff is able to offer financial assistance and special low-income discounts to eligible customers that need his help.
"I want to help the unserved and underserved who have plumbing needs but lack the necessary funds," Wolff explained. "These people have no choice but to do without adequate plumbing and sewage disposal."
With goals of providing quality plumbing services, using quality parts, at economical prices, Wolff is eager to get started. He also hopes to offer training and employment to nine or more people through his business.
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