After working in the industry for several years at another firm, Mike and his father Tino left to start their own company. Their commitment to customer satisfaction has facilitated incredible growth and expansion into new areas beyond plumbing and mechanical services.

As a recent addition to the management team, I am proud to be a member of the Plumb Line family. I am a native of Nevada and moved to the Elko area 23+ years ago. My wife and I raised our two daughters here and now enjoy 5 grandchildren.

I have over 30 years of operations management in project, healthcare, and corporate operations. I am looking forward to the opportunities that come with this position. Having the privilege to serve the community and assure that everyone receives the quality service, and experiences the professionalism that every Plumb Line employee delivers is essential. I look forward to building strong friendships by working together to make our community the best!

Elko native Daniel Haynes brings a wealth of Plumbing, HVAC and Mechanical experience to Plumb Line. Since 1977, Daniel's career in the construction industry took him first to California, then Las Vegas, earning his EPA universal HVAC, plumbing and electrical certifications along the way. Plumb Line Mechanical is proud to make Daniel's experience available to their customers.

Tyler was born at Elko General Hospital on July 30, 1983.  Fast forward 27 years and see him still enjoying Elko.  Tyler worked in the family radio business for over ten years working his way up to General Manager before retiring from Radio.  Now well into his new career in Heating and Air Conditioning, Tyler has taken the time to become well trained.  The first six weeks of Tyler’s Career in HVAC was spent at the factories becoming a specialist in indoor comfort and system design, including proper sizing of systems, Indoor Air Quality, and efficiency related design.  Tyler has continued his education each year by refreshing his knowledge and learning the new innovations in the industry through continued education. 

As a native Elkonian, Tyler continues to invest in the Elko Community, and is excited to share his home town with others.  Tyler was elected to the Nevada Broadcasters Association in August of 2009 representing all of rural Nevada, as well as serving on the Chamber Board of Directors for the past three years, and was recently elected by Elko County to represent them on the Elko TV District Board.  Tyler enjoys many of the activities Elko provides including a love for riding his Motorcycle through the Canyons, taking his ATV out in the hills for a day, he is always up to squeeze in a quick nine holes, and spends most his weekend in the summer out on the lake with his family.

Shanna Young is a Nevada native that came to Elko in 2008.  She has an associate’s degree in Accounting and is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. 

Her prior experience in public accounting and the private industry bring expertise and insight to Plumb Line. 

John White came to Elko fourteen years ago as a teenager. After graduating from Elko High School, he married his high school sweetheart and began his career in the mining industry. With ten years under his belt with experience in drilling, equipment operation, welding/fabrication, and fire suppression John came to Plumb Line mechanical to take care of the warehouse. Johns enjoys music and playing guitar and drums, and spending time with his family.  

Lissa Huckins is a recent addition to the Elko community. Born and raised in a small town South of Seattle, Washington, Lissa and her fiancé moved to the area 6 months ago. With a Business Management degree from Western Washington University, Lissa has taken over the HVAC service dispatching and sales coordinating responsibilities with enthusiasm and dedication. She is excited to help serve Plumb Line’s customers in all of their HVAC needs!

My name is Luis Gaytan and I’m fortunate to say that I really enjoy what I do. I started my career as the Safety Director with Plumb Line Mechanical in March of 2007, and all these years wouldn’t have been as fun and satisfying if it hadn’t have been for all the challenges we’ve had to face on a daily basis. My biggest satisfaction comes as I see the challenges we overcame as a company and the safety culture we have been able to develop and continue to do so. I am personally a big supporter for continuous improvement since I had the opportunity to be a member of a CI steering committee in Arizona and witness extraordinary end results where the CI group played a huge role.