Between a Mason and a Plumber- Which is more lucrative?

[IB D]

Masonry and plumbing are two skills, jobs and businesses that have to do with building and constructions. The both are very vital skills in the set up of a house.

For someone torn in between making a choice between the two factors, which one would you advice anyone to choose being that profitablity is the only factor to consider? Who makes more money between a Mason and a plumber?

 

[cherry123]

I have never done any of them personally but from observation I think I like plumbing jobs. The plumbers here in my location makes good money off their skills here.

 

[Yohanna]

A plumber makes huge amount of money in my country and it is a noble profession. In actuality, you will make sizable amount of money as a plumber if you could get a very good contract.

 

[Niyi Briggs]

I think masonry is more lucrative. They are involved in the bulk part of the building construction process. Even the plumbing part of tr work still needs a mason to put finishing touches into it.

 

[Etini Willie]

I believe that masons don't earn as much as plumbers because masons are being paid like a wage. Plumbers on the other hand are always being offered a contract to the entire plumbing work for tye building.

 

[IB D]

I think that masons see more regular jobs than plumbers. That's because mason really has to do with walls which is larger sphere and scope than a plumber whose role is just a micro aspect of the entire building..

 

[Abdul01]

Masonry and plumbing are two skills, jobs and businesses that have to do with building and constructions. The both are very vital skills in the set up of a house.

For someone torn in between making a choice between the two factors, which one would you advice anyone to choose being that profitablity is the only factor to consider? Who makes more money between a Mason and a plumber?

Actually both are lucrative but still I still think plumbing is more lucrative than masonary job, es

Masonry and plumbing are two skills, jobs and businesses that have to do with building and constructions. The both are very vital skills in the set up of a house.

For someone torn in between making a choice between the two factors, which one would you advice anyone to choose being that profitablity is the only factor to consider? Who makes more money between a Mason and a plumber?

Actually the both are lucrative , but I still believe plumbing is still more lucrative than masonry especially when you are very good at it and also stay in good location, selling plumbing materials too is also lucrative as a plus to having the skill

 

[eldavis]

I believe the two line of work have their target audience and can be very lucrative, since it has to do with construction. At the moment there are lots of constructions and developments going on.

 

[Niyi Briggs]

A Mason can work in any kind of construction job apart from house construction. He can even join on on road construction because of his in-depth knowledge in concrete and mortar. I don't believe a plumber can function than just in a building construction project.

 

[olaniyi]

I think Mason should be more lucrative although they both take part in a building construction but Mason take more part compare to plumbing and Mason requires for skills compare to Mason

 

[Stardom22]

I think plumbing is the most profitable and lucrative in deed. This is because the installation of the pipes and dealing with the drainage systems is more paying than the masonry venture according to me.

 

[Niyi Briggs]

I think plumbing is the most profitable and lucrative in deed. This is because the installation of the pipes and dealing with the drainage systems is more paying than the masonry venture according to me.

It is true that masonry is so common that someone can just learn in months making it to be easy to find. Plumbing on the other hand is highly specialized and hard to find.

 

[Bisolami]

It is true that masonry is so common that someone can just learn in months making it to be easy to find. Plumbing on the other hand is highly specialized and hard to find.

Well, you are right. It will take you a year or more than to learn about plumbing work. Though it is good if you know about it and it is a very expensive job. Also, it is not very common

 

[capri]

In a typical construction site, a mason carries out more work, and earns more, than a plumber. The implication is that a mason is likely to secure employment more easily than a plumber. The masonry profession is thereby more lucrative.

 

[Bisolami]

In a typical construction site, a mason carries out more work, and earns more, than a plumber. The implication is that a mason is likely to secure employment more easily than a plumber. The masonry profession is thereby more lucrative.

Well, that may be in your location. I think a plumber earns more here. The only problem with a plumber is that they may bot be getting jobs everyday or frequently unlike the mason

 

[Niyi Briggs]

That is where the lucrativeness lies. Does the pay that a plumber gets in his once in two weeks job compare to what the mason has made from having jobs 4 times a week?

 

[Bisolami]

That is where the lucrativeness lies. Does the pay that a plumber gets in his once in two weeks job compare to what the mason has made from having jobs 4 times a week?

That is the truth and that is why I said that the Mason job is very much lucrative but they are not getting paid like the plumber. Well, of we calculate, they are surely making more money than the plumber.

 

[Smalto]

Masonry and plumbing are two skills, jobs and businesses that have to do with building and constructions. The both are very vital skills in the set up of a house.

For someone torn in between making a choice between the two factors, which one would you advice anyone to choose being that profitablity is the only factor to consider? Who makes more money between a Mason and a plumber?

When it comes to the money making aspect of the both jobs, the both parties all make money, but in my own opinion, I think the plumber guys make much more money compared to the mason guys.

 

[Starmix]

I think it depends on who would invite them like an industrial plant or in a big construction building. These two kinds of workers are always present in building construction. They are laborers.

 

[Stardom22]

In my country the plumbers are not so many as the masons. So the plumber job opportunities are not as competitive as the masons jobs are. Plumbing jobs pays far too much better than masonry work too.