Greg Johnson is a true testament to the power of dedication and hard work. Hailing from Lakeland High School, Greg Embarked on his plumbing journey at a young age, starting his plumbing apprenticeship while still in high school. His early days were spent digging trenches for a residential plumbing company in Detroit, where he made house calls and honed his skills in the field. Over time, Greg’s expertise evolved, leading him to specialize in industrial plumbing jobs and factory buildings. In 2008, fueled by his passion and ambition, Greg took the leap and founded his FIRST plumbing company. Upon obtaining his plumbing license, he tackled all aspects of plumbing and water flow, even venturing across the country to construct microbreweries.

Along the way, Greg’s path intersected with Pete Black, who imparted invaluable knowledge and expertise in water treatment systems and water softeners. In 2016, Greg’s entrepreneurial spirit and leadership came to the forefront as he assumed management of Pete Black Plumbing, eventually transforming it from a small team operating out of a house to a thriving operation with 20 employees. Fast forward to today, now Pete Black and J.Mills have merged companies to form Titan Plumbing Group. Greg’s journey exemplifies the resilience and determination that define his success in the plumbing industry.

Brandon Pullen brings a unique blend of experience, leadership, and a customer-first mindset to Titan Plumbing Group. With a background that began in a company offering a full range of trades—including plumbing, HVAC, electrical, carpentry, and bricklaying—Brandon developed a deep respect for the craftsmanship and complexity of each discipline. Now serving as one of Titan’s two General Managers, he oversees large-scale projects, high-interest clients, HR operations, marketing strategies, and long-term business planning. His career also includes 23 years in the automotive service industry, where he received world-class management and customer service training from General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and the Disney Institute. These experiences have shaped his “old-school” philosophy: lead with kindness, be honest, follow through, and treat others how you’d want to be treated.

A lifelong Michigan resident, Brandon was born and raised in Highland and graduated from Lakeland High School. After spending 14 years on a small farm in Howell with his family—raising pigs, goats, chickens, and more, and supporting his daughter Hannah’s involvement in 4H—they relocated to Mason before recently returning to downtown Howell. For Brandon, this community has always felt like home, and he’s proud to serve the people of Livingston County and beyond.