Plumber pay in Manchester September 2023

How much do plumbers in Manchester get paid?

Plumbers in Manchester earn

£9.50-18.03 per hour

Based on 31 employee reviews

Plumber salaries can range between £9.50-18.03 per hour in the Manchester area. This data is based on quiz results from 31 employees who live in and around Manchester.

What do top employers pay plumbers?

Centrica
£11.41-19.50
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E.ON
£10.87-16.95
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British Gas
£10.14-20.22
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Who are the top plumber employers?

  1. Centrica
    8.1
  2. E.ON
    7.6
  3. British Gas
    7.2

Who are the worst plumber employers?

  1. Sanctuary Group
    5.3
  2. Dyno Rod
    5.6
  3. NHS
    6.2

Recent plumber Jobs in Manchester

  1. Plumber at Britannia Hotels posted 14 days ago
  2. Plumbers at Randstad posted 22 days ago
  3. Plumber at Atalian Servest posted 23 days ago
See all plumber jobs in the Manchester area

How are people paid?

52%
by the hour
48%
an annual salary

Based on 31 employees

What contracts are people on?

Full time 88% report having full time contracts. (more than 35 hours)

Based on 16 employees

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What do plumbers do?

Plumbers have the job of installing, repairing and looking after heating, water and drainage systems.

You’ll be out-and-about when working, either in businesses or people’s homes.

This type of job may involve:

  • Fitting new plumbing systems, like central heating systems and bathrooms
  • Fixing any plumbing problems
  • Working out the costs and estimates for jobs
  • Using specialist equipment
  • Responding to emergencies, such as leaks or broken boilers

You may have to work on evenings, weekends and bank holidays.

If you want to apply for a plumbers job, you might need the following:

You can also train to be a plumber on-the-job as a plumber’s assistant. This job can sometimes be called a plumber’s mate.

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