Lohmeyer Plumbing will be throwing a celebration party on November 11th from 3:30pm-6:30pm at the new building located at 4555 Progress Dr. We will be celebrating the following: -80 Years in Business -The Opening of Our New Location -A Flag Ceremony Honoring All Who Have & Continue to Serve -Conrad Hittle’s 12 Years of Service […]
Read more...Happy Labor Day Weekend! We will be open the following hours this weekend: September 2: 7:30am-5:00pm September 3: 7:30am-12:00pm September 4 & 5: Closed September 6: Resume normal hours at 7:30am
Read more...Our hours will be different, due to the upcoming holiday. Our normal business hours will resume on Tuesday, May 31.
Read more...We’ve added a new page to show some of the recent bathroom remodel projects we completed. Follow this link to see some of the smaller and larger projects we accomplished.
Read more...Lohmeyer Plumbing is looking for an individual to join our team of professional Licensed Plumbers.
Read more...The legendary Palace of Versailles began as a hunting lodge in 1624. After more than a century and a half of building, which included some of the most impressive construction campaigns in the world’s history, toilets were added in the 18th Century. That’s not toilets for the masses, servants or even guests. That’s any toilets. […]
Read more...If you plan to dig on your property, call 811 before starting. Some examples of projects that should include a call before you dig are installing a fence or mailbox, building a deck, pond or patio, and landscaping. Digging without knowing the approximate location of underground utilities increases the likelihood of unintentional damage, which can […]
Read more...We often receive inquiries from our customers regarding a particular problem they are experiencing. Joe and Dave are happy to shed some light on the issue the customer is having and are eager to respond to their needs. Here is a request that we recently received from a customer. Question: Your guys came to my […]
Read more...According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), public health, (and plumbing is specifically mentioned), has added 25 years of life expectancy to Americans during the 20th Century. At the beginning of the last century, sanitation and hygiene, e.g., public water supplies and waste disposal systems, were inadequate or non-existent in some communities as the […]
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