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From left: Colbe Campbell, Vander Damiano, Callie and Shane Mahaffey, Carrie Green, Darryl Dickson and Trevor Krebbs.
manner. That’s the Towne Plumber difference. Every effort is made to be as available as possible, even when it comes to late night calls and texts.
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No project is too big or small, or odd. Shane has made some unusual finds when unclogging toilets: dozens of toys, a screwdriver and a pair of dentures, to name a few.
Shane takes a fresh approach to an old industry with strategic scheduling to deliver the fastest service possible, staying in constant contact, and making it easy to connect with a licensed plumber. Once every couple of months, Shane and Callie sit down and, with an open mind, evaluate the company’s strategies, review what is and isn’t working, and develop new ideas.
Callie is the company’s office manager and marketing director. Together, she and Shane have four children: a daughter, Lily, and three boys, Parker, Easten and Nolan. When Shane and Callie aren’t running their business, you can find them either on the lacrosse field watching their daughter play or at the baseball park, where the three boys play and Shane assists with coaching.
“Shane grew up in Cobb County in Smyrna, and played baseball around the Cobb County area,” Callie said. “As a baseball loving family, we were thrilled when the Braves moved to their new park in his hometown. We love visiting the new stadium, strolling through downtown Kennesaw, and hiking Kennesaw Mountain.”
