Strategic alliances in Ontario and British Columbia strengthen support for electrification and high-efficiency thermal solutions.
Canada’s commitment to ambitious net-zero targets continues to drive demand for electric heating technologies that reduce emissions while maintaining system performance and reliability.
A century of American-made valve and connection technology for mission-critical piping systems.
Behind these technologies is a manufacturing platform built on vertical integration and domestic investment, particularly at “Apollo” Valves facilities in South Carolina where design, casting, machining, heat treatment, assembly and testing are closely coordinated to maintain control over quality and lead times.
The company, founded in 1901, grew from a local manufacturer into a global provider.
Milwaukee Valve’s 125th anniversary celebration will highlight key historic events, including innovations in bronze, iron and specialty alloy valve technologies; expansions into new markets; and the company’s longstanding legacy of customer trust.
The two organizations have launched a strategic collaboration as a part of their shared mission to strengthen the contracting industry.
ACCA and PHCC have collaborated for years to help advance the interests of businesses and professionals in their industry. This new strategic relationship will allow ACCA and PHCC to deliver enhanced value propositions for their respective memberships and identify new opportunities to position the plumbing and heating/cooling contractor sectors for long-term growth and success.
The company is leveraging 55 years of design and construction data for this launch.
Henderson’s Strategic Consulting service engages owners, architects, general contractors, financial institutions and other key project stakeholders early in the planning process to help determine where and when to invest resources that will maximize the lifecycle value of these assets.
In collaboration with a diverse range of partners, LIXIL is focused on creating sanitation markets in global economies and rural communities.
Approximately 1.7 billion people do not have basic hygiene services at home. The human cost is devastating: more than 1,000 children under the age of five die every day from diseases spread by unsafe drinking water, poor sanitation, and inadequate hygiene.
This is BDR's first live, in-person training program.
The first course in the new ongoing training program, Managing & Growing Service Profitably, took place Feb. 25-26, and the next will take place on March 31 - April 1 for Top Gun Technician Excellence.
Greshem has experience in HVAC, residential applications, drinking water systems and more.
In this role, Joe will lead Rinnai America's Innovation organization, providing strategic direction for innovation, product strategy, and technology advancement across North America.