William Mock's career in the plumbing/mechanical contracting business began at birth. As a part of the family-owned Mock Plumbing Company, he worked throughout his school years as a helper during summer vacations and school holidays.

In 1965, after a five-year apprenticeship, Mr. Mock obtained his Journeyman License. Five years later he continued his advancement by obtaining his State of Georgia Master Plumber License, Class II, Non-restricted.

In 1971, Mr. Mock and an associate re-formed Mock Plumbing Company as a partnership, the nucleus of which is today's company. After incorporation during the 1980s, Mr. Mock became the president and general manager of Mock Plumbing & Mechanical, Inc.

Present duties include the overall control of the financial management system, marketing and promotions, and company directives. Mr. Mock is also an Associate Member of the Georgia Association of General Contractors.

Mr. Tucker began his career during high school as an apprentice with a local plumbing company in Savannah. Excluding a brief tour of duty with the United State Naval Reserves, Mr. Tucker remained in the plumbing industry, graduating to plumber status and eventually obtaining a Journeyman License in 1979.

Mr. Tucker joined Mock Plumbing & Mechanical, Inc., in 1980 as a mechanic. One year later, he completed the requirements for a Master Plumber License, unlimited, for the State of Georgia and the State of South Carolina. The following year Mr. Tucker was elevated to a project superintendent, gaining experience managing commercial and governmental construction projects.

In 1986, Mr. Tucker moved from his field management position into the office as a full-time estimator and project manager. During the same period Mr. Tucker became a shareholder and corporate Vice President.

At present his responsibilites include the oversight of all plumbing and HVAC contract activities and supervision of the estimation, engineering, and sales staff.