Bill Cardia

Cupertino Plumbing was established in 1965 by Bill Cardia, master plumber, craftsman, and all around good guy. People trusted Bill because they knew they could count on him, his work was top-notch, and his rates were fair - values he passed onto his son, Frank Cardia.

During the 1970's, Bill recognized the need for a community plumbing shop offering replacement parts, kitchen and bath fixtures, and trustworthy advise for both contractors and the do-it-yourself types. Bill purchased a storefront on De Anza Blvd in Cupertino and opened a plumbing showroom for the public . During this time, Bill continued to hire and train apprentice plumbers, expanding his ability to offer quality and reliable plumbing service to existing and new customers throughout the community.
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Bill semi-retired, after selling the storefront, but continued to operate Cupertino Plumbing's service and repair business until he was diagnosed with Asbestos cancer in 1990. The passing of Bill Cardia was a great loss to the community, but Frank Cardia and FLC Plumbing stepped in to support Bill's long-established customers by acquiring Cupertino Plumbing, continuing a legacy of great customer service and quality repairs. The passing of Bill Cardia was a great loss to the community, but Frank Cardia and FLC Plumbing stepped in to support Bill's long-established customers by acquiring Cupertino Plumbing, continuing a legacy of great customer service and quality repairs.

Cupertino Plumbing was established in 1965 by Bill Cardia, master plumber, craftsman, and all around good guy.People trusted Bill because they knew they could count on him, his work was top-notch, and his rates were fair , values he passed onto his son, Frank Cardia. During the 1970's, Bill recognized the need for a community plumbing shop offering replacement parts, kitchen and bath fixtures, and trustworthy advise for both contractors and the do-it-yourself types.Bill purchased a storefront on De Anza Blvd in Cupertino and opened a plumbing showroom for the public . During this time, Bill continued to hire and train apprentice plumbers, expanding his ability to offer quality and reliable plumbing service to existing and new customers throughout the community.
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Bill semi-retired, after selling the storefront, but continued to operate Cupertino Plumbing's service and repair business until he was diagnosed with Asbestos cancer in 1990.The passing of Bill Cardia was a great loss to the community, but Frank Cardia and FLC Plumbing stepped in to support Bill's long-established customers by acquiring Cupertino Plumbing, continuing a legacy of great customer service and quality repairs.The passing of Bill Cardia was a great loss to the community, but Frank Cardia and FLC Plumbing stepped in to support Bill's long-established customers by acquiring Cupertino Plumbing, continuing a legacy of great customer service and quality repairs.