Articles by Joseph Ursitti

The Plumbing-Heating-Cooling-Contractors — National Association picked up in Toronto where it left off last year in Philadelphia — trying to reposition itself to compete in today’s industry.

A draft of an Environmental Impact Report on chlorinated polyvinyl chloride (CPVC) from California’s Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) found the material is "safe and durable."

Bill Hamm believes he found another piece of the puzzle when Berg implemented a new drug policy last February.

Baltimore didn’t want Raven fans to meet the same plumbing fate as Oriole fans.

The Energy Policy and Conservation Act of 1992 (EPAct) should stand for another year, according to the Plumbing Manufacturers Institute.

The Mechanical Service Contractors of America will display posters of missing children from their local areas on all their service vehicles.

A slew of lawsuits over poor radiant tubing have spread into the mainstream media, leaving the industry with a black eye.

A member of the plumbing-heating-Cooling Contractors-National Association told a House subcommittee in late July that more and more small businesses will disappear if the proposed electric utility deregulation allows utilities to compete unfairly.

Service Experts stock plunged nearly 40 percent in trading on July 19 after it said earnings will fall short of Wall Street expectations.

New Jersey is pushing continuing education for plumbers harder than ever, according to a full-time certified course instructor.