Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Your Columbus Area Plumber

Hello, my name is Tom Corbett and I own Tom Corbett Plumbing in Canal Winchester, OH. We have been servicing the entire Columbus area with plumbing services, both for new construction and residential plumbing, for over ten years.

Our commercial division services the plumbing needs of businesses in the Columbus area and has partnered with area construction companies, who will be happy to provide you with references.

I would like to personally welcome you to my new interactive website and invite your comments and suggestions. Please check our FAQ page before you panic over a minor plumbing problem that you might just be able to solve yourself, just by reading about it on our site. Our aim is to be your plumbing company and our goal is to save you money.

Our kind of business lives and dies by referrals so we want to be as helpful to our customers as possible and that means saving them money whenever we can.

Tom' Favorite Plumbing Jokes


A plumber attended to a leaking faucet at the neurosurgeon's house. After a two-minute job the plumber demanded $150.

The neurosurgeon exclaimed, 'I don't charge this amount even though I am a surgeon."

The plumber replied, "I agree, you are right. I too, didn't either, when I was a surgeon. That's why I switched to plumbing!"

A good flush beats a full house every time!

I bet you have never seen a plumber bite his nails.

A doctor has some trouble with the kitchen sink, on a public holiday. He calls the local plumber, only to be told that it's his day off.

"But I get called out on my days off, too!" says the doctor, somewhat exasperated." So, the plumber relents.

The plumber arrives, and glances over the sink, looking preoccupied. He mumbles something about golf, then hands the doctor a couple of aspirin and walks out, saying, "Put these in. If it doesn't clear up in 24 hours, call me tomorrow."

A plumber was called to woman's apartment in New York City to repair a leaking pipe. When he arrived he was pleased to discover that the woman was quite a luscious, well-stacked dish.

During the course of the afternoon, the two became extremely friendly. About 6:30 p.m. the phone rang, disturbing the bedroom shenanigans.

"That was my husband," she said, putting down the phone. "He's on his way home, but is going back to the office around 8 p.m.. Come back then, dear, and we can take up where we left off."

The union plumber looked at the woman in disbelief. "What? On my own time?"