Collins Plumbing has been a solid performer in the San Diego area since 1979. The company has been a major player in the building of San Diego and keeping it on the cutting edge of technology.

Collins Plumbing customer list includes people in the public and private sector-general contractors, sewer and water municipalities, and the city, state and federal governments. Public projects Collins Plumbing has done include the San Diego County Emergency Communications Center, the Point Lorna and South Bay Waste Water Treatment Plants, the Camp Pendleton Physical Fitness Center, Miramar Cogeneration Plant, and the Fleet Tactical Support OT3. The Reuben H. Fleet Space and Science Center, Qualcomm Buildings, the Hall of Champions, Target stores, the Viejas Retail Outlets, and Harbor Lights Resort are part of a vast number of private clients on the Collins Plumbing list.

Some of Collins Plumbing Design-Build clients include Sony Warehouse, Clairemont Town Square Police Service and the Coors Amphitheatre. Our designers interface with architects and contractors, so that it meets  or exceeds code and need  expectations. The company's extensive experience gives it the insight to find creative solutions to meet capacity needs.

Example of Collins Plumbing's design concept is the Coors Amphitheatre. In order to accommodate needs and cut down on wait lines for the women's restrooms, Collins Plumbing installed 5-station circular wash sinks in the center of the room - freeing up the wall space for more stalls, the Coors Amphitheatre project was completed in 51 short days.

Collins Plumbing's success is due to the expertise of its employees.

The company is highly active in the trade, keeping abreast of the changes in the industry in order to maintain an extremely competitive edge. Mr. Collins strongly believes in providing ongoing training as well as training to improve skills. New employees are encouraged to participate in a paid, four-year program, which teaches them the skills needed to become journeymen. Mr. Collins is so committed to making continuing education available to those in the construction industry that he serves on both the Advisory Committees for the Regional Occupational Project (ROP) and the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Journeyman Training Program and has been the Chairman of the Education Committees for PHCC.