At just 26 years old, Jackson is making his mark across the Sunshine Coast and Moreton Bay regions.
As the founder of NPR Plumbing & Gas, he represents a new wave of young tradespeople backing regional growth by rolling up their sleeves and having a proper crack at building something of their own.
Featured in our Young Guns series, Jackson’s journey is grounded in hands-on experience, long days on site and a genuine commitment to the local community.
From the first phone call to the final clean-up, he remains personally involved in every job, a hands-on approach that has earned him a loyal customer base and glowing word-of-mouth.
While NPR Plumbing & Gas covers the full spectrum of residential and commercial plumbing — from drainage, stormwater and renovations through to large shed projects – hot water systems have become a standout speciality.
Jackson and his team install, service and relocate both electric and gas systems, helping households and businesses stay comfortable year-round.
With hot water systems typically lasting 12 to 15 years, his advice and preventative servicing can save customers significant costs down the track.
What sets NPR apart is reliability.
The fully licensed team offers 24/7 emergency call-outs and is known for working late when needed, keeping clients informed at every step and delivering neat, long-lasting solutions.
As the new year gets underway, Jackson is quick to thank the customers who’ve backed his young business so far. With strong local roots, a growing reputation and a clear focus on quality, NPR Plumbing & Gas is a business – and a young owner — to watch in the region.