Audrey Mason

Lifetime Plumbing & Drains

Audrey Mason

Certified Project Manager | Over 20 Years of Construction Industry Experience


With over 20 years of experience in the construction industry, Audrey Mason brings extensive knowledge, leadership, and a strong commitment to customer satisfaction to her role at Lifetime Plumbing & Drains, Inc.


As a Certified Project Manager, Audrey has successfully managed projects of all sizes, from small residential repairs to large-scale construction projects. While newer to the plumbing industry, her expertise in project management, problem-solving, and customer relations has made her a valuable part of the Lifetime Plumbing team.


Audrey is known for her hands-on approach, attention to detail, and genuine dedication to the people she serves. She believes every successful project begins with listening. By taking the time to understand each customer’s concerns, gathering the necessary information, and coordinating with her experienced team, she ensures every situation is approached with professionalism, efficiency, and care.


Her commitment goes beyond simply completing a job. Audrey takes pride in ensuring that every project reflects quality workmanship, reliable materials, clear communication, and exceptional customer service. She holds herself and her team to high standards, making sure customers feel informed, respected, and confident throughout the entire process.


For Audrey, it’s not just about managing projects—it’s about building relationships, earning trust, and delivering results that customers can depend on for years to come.


At Lifetime Plumbing & Drains, Audrey proudly represents the company’s commitment to:


Quality Work. Quality Materials. Plumbers for a Lifetime.


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