Company Description:
1954 - Upon returning from serving overseas in the military, William C. Gibson worked for several contractors in the San Antonio area, earning his Master Plumbers License. Working during the day on new sites, he spent his evenings estimating jobs and in 1954 Gibson Plumbing Company began with two trucks.
1972 - In 1972 Mr. Gibson was joined in the business by his son William A. "Billy" Gibson. Together they continued the growth of the company having earned the trust and respect of Home Builders and Home Owners not only in San Antonio but nationwide. The Gibson's contributed their success to the basic values of quality workmanship, exceptional customer service and fair pricing. These values are still the basis of the company today.
2003 - In 2003, preparing for retirement the Gibson's decided it was time to sell the company. In assisting the Gibson's in the sell, Barry Bankler became very familiar with the company, it's history and it's basis for success, and decided that he wanted to carry on the company's traditions so he bought Gibson Plumbing.
1954 - Upon returning from serving overseas in the military, William C. Gibson worked for several contractors in the San Antonio area, earning his Master Plumbers License. Working during the day on new sites, he spent his evenings estimating jobs and in 1954 Gibson Plumbing Company began with two trucks.
1972 - In 1972 Mr. Gibson was joined in the business by his son William A. "Billy" Gibson. Together they continued the growth of the company having earned the trust and respect of Home Builders and Home Owners not only in San Antonio but nationwide. The Gibson's contributed their success to the basic values of quality workmanship, exceptional customer service and fair pricing. These values are still the basis of the company today.
2003 - In 2003, preparing for retirement the Gibson's decided it was time to sell the company. In assisting the Gibson's in the sell, Barry Bankler became very familiar with the company, it's history and it's basis for success, and decided that he wanted to carry on the company's traditions so he bought Gibson Plumbing.