Plumber Helps 91-Year-Old Terminally Ill Woman, Charges $0 for Boiler Fix

At the moment, a plumber is gaining widespread attention for his admirable purpose, which is to provide free plumbing repairs to the elderly and vulnerable in order to assist them.

We are all aware that the elderly and persons with disabilities are the ones that require assistance the most, despite the fact that every single individual in a community may benefit from a little assistance from their friends and neighbours.

Even if they are in need of assistance, many individuals rarely ask for it because they are afraid of being perceived as a burden.

James, who was born and raised in Liverpool, is adamant that the customer will have “free plumbing for life during their lifetime.”

It is imperative that we act as a human race—that we watch out for one another.
James refuses to accept all the credit for his acts of kindness, claiming that they are “a community effort.” This is despite the fact that he became famous on the internet as a result of his compassionate contribution.

Others may be curious about what the plumber receives from all of these acts of selflessness, and James offers a straightforward explanation: it makes him feel good on the inside.
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experience makes me feel human, modest, and a little bit excited on the inside… I intend to make this service available to people all around the country. It is impossible for me to give up the struggle,” he declared.

The attention that the viral receipt has garnered could be of great assistance to James in his efforts to broaden the scope of the services that they provide beyond the boundaries of Burnley.
“I have other plumbers… who are willing to assist you. James expressed his desire to implement Depher on a nationwide scale, in each and every city and municipality.

“I found it extremely enjoyable to read about James Anderson, the kind-hearted plumber who repaired the boiler of an elderly lady for no charge. Congratulations on your story!”

I am 63 years old, also a plumber, and I am semi-retired. I offer either a significant discount or, if the job takes less than ten minutes, I do not charge for it.

My manager never gave me a problem, and he truly knew how much our customers valued everything we did for them because he had a dad who was hospitalised. Congratulations, James, you are doing an excellent job of serving as a model for the other plumbers in our community.

Giving our services to the elderly is something that they sincerely appreciate, despite the fact that our job is highly challenging and even dangerous at times for us. — B. Drury, Bruce