Pfister Launches 12-part Docuseries: American Plumber
August 17, 2021 | By Logan Caswell
Featuring the stories of plumbers across the U.S., the faucet brand developed the online series to help attract and inspire next-generation plumbers.
Pfister has introduced American Plumber Stories, a docuseries that features the lives of plumbers throughout the United States. The bi-weekly digital series, hosted by country music entertainer and military veteran Craig Morgan, launched August 2nd.
American Plumber Stories aims to promote the plumbing trade to the next generation of professionals. The show highlights the stories of plumbers around the nation including how they got started in the plumbing trade and the passion they have for their profession. These stories show how they built a career that allows them to lead financially rewarding and fulfilling lives.
Featured in the series will be plumbers and their unique hobbies such as car racing, kitesurfing and many other exciting stories. Each episode highlights the true opportunity the plumbing trade has to offer those who are not aiming to pursue a college education or who are unsure which career path to take.
The plumbing trade has been experiencing a significant shortage of workers. Experienced professionals are nearing retirement age and are exiting the workforce. At the same time the number of men and women willing to learn the trade continues to decline. Today, special high school programs and vocational or trade schools are scarce for aspiring students who want a career in the trades. Compared to higher learning and the promise and perceived security of a corporate career, there is also a negative stigma attached to the plumbing profession.
The new series will see 12 episodes released over the course of six-months.
