Articles by Joseph Ursitti

Was Defective; Contractors Removed From Liability; Trial Set for Jan. 10 in Ohio

The Quality Service Contractors 10th Power Meeting was thought the best ever as the organization learned about dealing with negative publicity, new developments in industry software and distributed an overview of itself.

The Construction Contractors Alliance elected David Cooper its first chairman at its third meeting.

Cabrillo Plumbing maneuvers through San Francisco like it owns the town.

It’s time to change the bathroom to accommodate the graying of America.

Flip through the past couple issues of PM, and you’ll find a slew of articles about consolidators.

In response to the ongoing legal problems Tom Warner and his Warner Management face in Maryland, fellow contractor William Baumbach has started a Web site to keep the industry up-to-date with the latest developments in the case.

The California PHCC tallied a major victory in January against utility companies in their state.

Technological history touched the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating & Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) convention in January with the first ever real-time video webcast from a PHC trade show.

The 1998 I=B=R school got off to a rocky start when its Canadian instructor was denied access into the United States this past July, according to the organization’s education committee chairman.