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Monday, January 2, 2017
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Skinner Plumbing Supply is Howe's newest business
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Co-owner Julie Skinner stands with plumbing supplies at the location on Denny Street.
Jackie Skinner is a master plumber and has been for over 35 years. He and his wife Julie have recently leased the building located at 200 S. Denny St. in Howe which was most recently the home of Salvage Junky. Their location across from the First Baptist Church fits rather nicely with Christian Flag adorning the front of the plumbing supply building underneath the Skinner logo with a pipe made into a cross.
services." Having a local plumber in town can be very handy for those emergency situations. However, the Skinner family says that it isn't quite a 24-hour service. "He (her husband Jackie) certainly won't leave children without water or the elderly in need."
Making it true family business, son Cody Julie Skinner says that while her husband is a Skinner is also employed by the company. master plumber, their business is also a plumbing supply company. They offer Skinner says she's happy with the traffic at the supplies for plumbers and local home location and has been visited and welcomed by owners. They chose Howe to bridge the gap local surrounding businesses including Stark between McKinney and Howe and the ability Lane Farms, Independent Bank and the Post to serve both markets. Master. The couple lived in Van Alstyne for awhile, but live on the outskirts of Tom Bean with a Sherman address. "The majority of our business since we've been here is people needing the plumber." said Julie Skinner. "We always have those
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"We would just like the people to know that we've got pretty much anything that they need for home repair. We've got winterizing items and anything that we don't have, we can get quickly. Not only the home repair folks, but plumbers as well."
