Crew coverage key

Who handles each route

Four responsibilities connect enquiry, diagnosis, field work and follow-through. Each name below owns one of those stages, so an enquiry always has a clear point of contact.

A coiled drain auger, representing the lead technician role

Curtis Vance

Team role 01

Owner and lead technician

Leads diagnostic visits and complicated leak investigations, translates visible conditions into a practical scope and confirms where investigation ends and repair begins.

Diagnostics · Accessible leak repair · Scope review

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Water running into a stainless sink, representing the route coordinator role

Renata Alvarez

Team role 02

Service coordinator

Reviews enquiry details, checks route coverage and identifies the property, access and system information a technician needs before a visit can be confirmed.

Route planning · Enquiry triage · Visit preparation

Review service routes
Water-heater connections checked with pliers, representing the senior technician role

Desmond Pike

Team role 03

Senior technician

Handles water-heater assessments and broader plumbing inspections, organizing findings by urgency without turning every observation into automatic repair work.

Water heaters · System reviews · Priority notes

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Branch drain trap assembly representing the field specialist role

Leah Brannigan

Team role 04

Field specialist

Focuses on branch drains, fixture replacement and accessible connection work, with attention to compatibility, work-area protection and final operation checks.

Drain service · Fixture installation · Flow checks

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Occasional notes

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