1. Residential Plumber - If you enjoy working directly with homeowners, residential plumbing might be for you. From fixing leaks to installing new fixtures, no two days are ever the same. Plus, you'll be the go-to person when emergencies strike.
2. Commercial Plumber - Prefer large-scale projects? Commercial plumbing involves working on bigger systems in schools, hospitals and office buildings. You’ll be dealing with more complex systems and bigger challenges.
3. Green Plumbing Specialist - With a focus on sustainability, green plumbers work on water-efficient systems, solar water heating, and eco-friendly piping. This path is perfect if you’re interested in helping clients save water and energy.
4. Pipefitter/Steamfitter - Looking for something a little more industrial? Pipefitters and steamfitters install and maintain pipes used for heating, cooling and steam systems in factories and power plants. It’s a high-demand, specialized trade that can lead to bigger paychecks.
5. Master Plumber - Ready to take the lead? Becoming a master plumber means you can run your own business, oversee projects, and mentor apprentices. It’s the ultimate goal for many plumbers who want to call the shots.

What's your path?