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Valley Plumbing and Drain Cleaning Salt Lake City, UT
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The Utah Division of Professional Licensing (DOPL), part of the Utah Department of Commerce, licenses plumbers under Title 58, Chapter 55, the Utah Construction Trades Licensing Act. (source) The Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS reports a median hourly wage of $29.76 for Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters in Utah (May 2025) (source). There are 5 live Plumber listings on Mountain West Trades right now.
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| License types | Utah has five plumber license classifications: Apprentice, Journeyman, Master, Residential Journeyman and Residential Master. |
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| Journeyman experience | Journeyman Plumber: at least 576 hours of an approved planned training program plus 8,000 hours of full-time work as a licensed apprentice plumber, or at least 16,000 hours of full-time work as an apprentice plumber. Residential Journeyman Plumber: 432 program hours plus 6,000 hours as a licensed apprentice, or 12,000 hours in a maintenance or repair trade with at least 9,000 hours directly in plumbing. |
| Journeyman exam | Journeyman plumber applicants must pass the Utah Journeyman Plumber Written Exam and the Utah Plumber Practical Exam, each with a score of at least 70%. Residential journeyman applicants pass the Utah Residential Journeyman Plumber Written Exam and the Utah Plumber Practical Exam, also at least 70% each. DOPL's exam provider is Prov. |
| Out-of-state licenses | Utah licenses out-of-state plumbers by endorsement. If DOPL's Endorsement to Utah map shows the applicant's state license as equivalent, the applicant submits a Verification of Licensure from that state. If it shows no equivalent, the applicant must meet Utah's regular requirements. |
| Median hourly wage | $29.76 source |
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| Median annual wage | $61,900 source |
| Mean hourly wage | $30.87 source |
| 10th percentile hourly wage | $21.09 source |
| 90th percentile hourly wage | $39.96 source |
| Estimated employment | 7,030 source |
Utah has five plumber license classifications: Apprentice, Journeyman, Master, Residential Journeyman and Residential Master. (source)
Journeyman Plumber: at least 576 hours of an approved planned training program plus 8,000 hours of full-time work as a licensed apprentice plumber, or at least 16,000 hours of full-time work as an apprentice plumber. Residential Journeyman Plumber: 432 program hours plus 6,000 hours as a licensed apprentice, or 12,000 hours in a maintenance or repair trade with at least 9,000 hours directly in plumbing. (source)
Utah licenses out-of-state plumbers by endorsement. If DOPL's Endorsement to Utah map shows the applicant's state license as equivalent, the applicant submits a Verification of Licensure from that state. If it shows no equivalent, the applicant must meet Utah's regular requirements. (source)
The Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS reports a median hourly wage of $29.76 for Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters in Utah (May 2025). (source)
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