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Articles Tagged with ''plumbing contractors''

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Guest Editorial | Al Fagundes

Must-have tools for sewer line repairs or replacement

The correct equipment makes all the difference between a straightforward repair and a complex project.
Al Fagundes
August 13, 2024

Sewer line repairs and replacements require precision, expertise, and the right tools. In this article, we will explore the essential tools for efficient sewer line work.


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Heating Perceptions | Scott Secor

When (and when not) to work outside your service area

There are always exceptions to every rule.
Scott Secor
Scott Secor
August 8, 2024

We occasionally receive requests from commercial customers located over 30 minutes away to replace heating systems. For commercial repairs, we may extend our service area. However, for residential heating systems, it's generally not cost-effective for us to travel more than 30 minutes for a repair call. There are exceptions to these rules, and one recently came up.


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Contractor's Corner | Dave Yates

Do the actual heat loss calculation

Chicken or egg?
Dave Yates
Dave Yates
August 6, 2024

Ah, the age-old question of which came first – the chicken or the egg. If you watch “Loudermilk” on Netflix, you know the answer!


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Editorial Opinion | Nicole Krawcke

AI solves pain points for contracting businesses

Artificial Intelligence is meant to augment your business, not replace employees.
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Nicole Krawcke
July 12, 2024

Embracing new technology can be challenging, but it can boost sales and productivity. Artificial Intelligence (AI) can revolutionize how plumbing contractors operate by enhancing employee capabilities.


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The new RIDGID RP 115 mini press tool.

Tools of the trade: enhancing precision, safety and efficiency

Press technology continues to advance the plumbing industry.
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Nicole Krawcke
July 8, 2024

Plumbers and pipefitters rely on high-quality, reliable tools to ensure excellent service.


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Plumber fixing a sink in a bathroom
Contractor's Corner | Dave Yates

Discussing thread sealants with Oatey

Pipe dope.
Dave Yates
Dave Yates
July 2, 2024

During the AHR Expo in Chicago, I met John O'Reilly at the Uponor booth. He mentioned that he represents Oatey, in addition to Uponor, and I'm interested in interviewing someone there about pipe dope and PTFE tape. John agreed to set me up with someone at Oatey.


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Neighborly announces Mike Davis as its new CEO

June 28, 2024

Jon Shell, who has served as interim CEO since September 2023, will resume the role of chief financial officer.


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Hydronic heating and cooling system in a Wisconsin university sports complex.

University's new sports complex benefits from hydronic heating and cooling system

Uponor PP-RCT offers a lightweight solution, promoting faster installation and jobsite safety.
Brooke Roberts
June 19, 2024

A western Wisconsin university chose a hydronic system with Uponor PP-RCT piping for their new sports complex to meet project scope, timelines, and space constraints.


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Heating Perceptions | Scott Secor

Learning other trades is a necessity

All in a day’s work for a plumbing contractor.
Scott Secor
Scott Secor
June 5, 2024

Since the 1980s, my father's business has focused on wet heating systems, particularly hot water and steam. We still specialize in this area today, but occasionally encounter tasks that require expertise beyond our specialty.


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PM seeking nominees for Next Gen All Stars Top 20 Under 40 contest

Recognition: the key to retaining the younger workforce.
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Nicole Krawcke
June 3, 2024

Who can be nominated? Any professional working in any aspect of the plumbing industry, including plumbers and pipefitters, contracting business owners, professional engineers and plumbing designers, wholesalers, manufacturers and manufacturers reps.


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