Amarillo: Faces, Places & Open Spaces

EVERETT’S
PLUMBING
SUPPLY &
FAUCET PARTS
CENTER, INC.
Above: Everett Rury founded Everett’s
Plumbing Supply & Faucet Parts Center
in 1971.
Below: Everett’s is a busy place. Plumbing
companies and homeowners alike depend on
Everett’s for their faucet parts and
plumbing supplies.
Knowledgeable employees, a vast inventory,
and good customer service has kept
people coming back to Everett’s Plumbing
Supply & Faucet Parts Center over the years.
The faucet parts and full-line plumbing
supply company is the only business in the
Amarillo area that specializes in faucet repair
parts. Everett’s was founded by Everett Rury
who established a much needed niche in
the marketplace to make faucet parts
available in the Amarillo area. In 1971 when
he established the company, faucet repair
parts were in short supply. Everett who was
a master plumber, and had established
Everett’s Plumbing in 1952 set out to amass
an inventory of faucet parts.
Over the years he worked to buy out the
inventories of companies who were going out
of business and acquired parts everywhere he
could. The concept worked because the business
thrived, the company became successful.
Today Everett’s continues to buy out old
inventories and carries most brands of parts
including Delta, Moen, Price Pfister, Kohler,
and American Standard. People in Amarillo
have come to know that Everett’s carries parts
and supplies that cannot be found elsewhere.
Other stores often send people to Everett’s to
find parts to help with their repairs because
“even if Everett’s doesn’t have it, they can usually
get it.” Customers have said “if Everett’s
doesn’t have it, you can’t get it anymore!”
Throughout the years, Everett was in business
with Cliff Lowrance who founded C&E
Mechanical with him and he also founded
ABE Mechanical with his brother-in-law Albert
Robertson and his son-in-law Bob Weaver.
His wife Lynn Rury was his biggest supporter
and worked in the business at times. When
Everett’s Faucet Parts became a successful
venture, he quit plumbing and stayed active
there until his retirement. Subsequently, Bob
and Linda Weaver operated the firm until
their retirement when their son Scott Weaver
and his wife Nikki became the owners. Today,
Scott and Nikki are proud to be Everett’s
third-generation family owner/operators.
They provide excellent customer service
and have a reputation that brings repeat business.
People keep coming back, because the
knowledgeable Everett’s staff has the answers
to their plumbing questions. Many employees
throughout the firm’s history have plumbing
backgrounds and hands-on experience.
Customers are reassured when the people at
the counter know what they are doing.
Whether sponsoring various charities’
fundraisers, supporting teams at the Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce Barbeque, or donating
supplies for plumbers involved in
Habitat for Humanity projects, the company
is also dedicated to service outside of the
business. They consider it a privilege to serve
the people of Amarillo.
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