According to the company, this strengthens a shared commitment to supporting professional contractors and advancing the plumbing and HVAC industry.
March 20, 2026
PHCC Corporate Partners play a vital role in advancing the association’s mission by fostering innovation, promoting workforce development, and delivering meaningful value to contractor members.
This shift transitions the firm’s technology discipline into three specialized yet connected teams, each led by a dedicated executive.
March 20, 2026
The company announced an evolution of its technology team aimed at expanding its research capabilities, accelerating digital innovation, and strengthening operational excellence
By achieving certification in the ServiceTitan App Marketplace, Contractor Commerce joins a select group of software vendors who have completed the meticulous application process.
March 17, 2026
The app certification process involves careful, multi-step scrutiny, designed to raise the bar for Marketplace partners.
The new Handbook is available for $15 NTEA members and $29 nonmembers.
March 16, 2026
Several topics are covered, including a glossary of vehicle industry terminology, weights and measures, overviews od advanced vehicle and fuel technologies and more.
Aldrich joined A. O. Smith in 2001 as part of the company’s four-year manufacturing rotational program.
March 12, 2026
With more than two decades of engineering and product development leadership at A. O. Smith, Aldrich steps into the role at a critical moment for the water heating industry.
Under the updated structure, Charlotte Pipe and Foundry will serve as the primary enterprise over three commercial divisions: Plumbing, Irrigation, and Infrastructure.
March 12, 2026
In recent years, Charlotte Pipe has expanded its portfolio through strategic acquisitions, including Neenah Enterprises (2022) and Bingham & Taylor (2025)
Leading the class of twenty-four attendees through interactive discussions was Purdue University Professor Emeritus Kirk Alter.
March 11, 2026
During the four-day course, held March 4–7 at Milwaukee Tool’s headquarters in Brookfield, Wisconsin, participants explored how careful analysis, problem-solving, and attention to detail can help project managers identify issues early, make better decisions, and keep projects on track.
Through its “Do What’s Right” program, Trane Technologies and its dealer network turn growth into goodwill, delivering more than 3,500 donated systems in a record 2025.