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Idaho Plumbing Contractor License #3981436
Brenden Lockhart wearing a respirator while working at the end of a bathtub with the surround opened upBrenden Lockhart, owner of Cutthroat Plumbing, smiling outdoors under evergreen trees on a sunny day
How I got here

From Sprinkler Lines With Dad to My Own Shop

I've lived in Idaho my whole life. I started in plumbing when I was 12, helping my dad put in sprinkler lines, and I've always had a knack for it, mainly because I work best with my hands.

I got into the trade for good in 2021 because of my brother, who was working at another company. Once I was plumbing every day, I found a passion for it, and I loved being able to help people.

What I fix
The full scope

Service Work, Then Commercial, Then Homes Again

I started out on service calls and did that for two and a half years. Then I spent another two and a half on commercial jobs, to really get the full scope of what plumbing work is.

After working for others, I decided to start my own thing and focus on service, because that's the work I enjoy most.

Copper water lines running overhead and through steel stud framing on a commercial build
In my own words

Why I Don't Upsell

I am not a salesman. I am a plumber at heart. You have a pipe that is leaking, I will give you a fair price and fix that leak, or clear that drain, plain and simple.

Here's how my pricing works.

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Licensed in Idaho

I hold both a contractor license and a journeyman license from the state of Idaho. You can check either number on the Idaho Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses public search.

  • Plumbing Contractor

    Idaho license #3981436

  • Plumbing Journeyman

    Idaho license #7581203

Copper lines and yellow-handled shut-off valves mounted on a block wall

No Mercy for Leaky Pipes.

Tell me what's going on. You'll get a straight answer and a fair price.

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