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Women find their niche in plumbing

Though the world of plumbing has traditionally been dominated by men, more and more women are entering the industry every day.

Jen Anesi-Brombach

July 13, 2017

From tech to exec, these successful women have built rewarding careers in the industry.

Dwyer Group announces 2017 Women in the Trades fall scholarship recipients

April 27, 2017

The scholarships are available to women working towards a career in the trades, to students studying for a career in the trades, or to front-line female employees at franchise locations for any of Dwyer Group’s service brands.

NAHB Professional Women in Building Council honors 3 outstanding members

February 22, 2017

Three outstanding council members and home builders association staff for their contributions to the organization and to the home building industry.

Women in Plumbing: A rewarding career

And it’s becoming more appealing to some women as plumbing contractors are becoming more willing to teach them how to be a plumber.

Kelly Faloon

July 20, 2016

For these women, the plumbing industry provides work they are passionate about.

Fall 2016 Women in the Trades scholarships announced

July 5, 2016

The Dwyer Group announced three recipients of the fall 2016 Women in the Trades Scholarship.

A woman-led team of 18 volunteers from Bradley Corp., assisted in building this year’s Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build house.

Bradley Corp. teams up for National Women Build Week

May 11, 2016

In recognition of National Women Build Week, May 2-7, Bradley Corp. sponsored and participated in Waukesha, Wis.-based Habitat for Humanity’s event.

Women in Plumbing: Work hard for success

Starting your own business is not easy.

Kelly Faloon

July 21, 2015

One of the next generation of plumbers, Jennifer Lannon is learning the trade from her dad.

Truck of the Month: Armstrong Plumbing, Sacramento, Calif.

Armstrong Plumbing has 'plumbers who can'.

November 25, 2014

Having recently become majority owner, Marcelle Flowers, CEO and president of Sacramento, Calif.-based Armstrong Plumbing, decided the company’s 50th anniversary was the perfect time for a makeover