Articles by Joseph Ursitti

The State of Maryland added to the swelling legal woes of Warner Management late last year by filing nine pages worth of charges against the company.

Faced with the ever-growing problems of trying to succeed, Bair has aggressively marketed plumbing service agreements.

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.

Home Depot plans on expanding its pilot “At Home Services” program to further include plumbing installation and remodeling services.

The former Chicago Bear linebacker is helping the Indiana-based hydronic manufacturer construct training videos for tradesmen.

The Service Contract Act would only allow companies with $100 million in net worth to offer service contracts and extended warranties.

The radiant panel association train rolled through suburban Seattle shattering previous attendance and exhibitor records for the fourth consecutive year at its annual trade show.

Your workers, wholesalers and customers will expect you to be computer savvy.

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 … highly suited to delivering potable water in a variety of applications."

Three separate jobs embody the sprouting radiant retrofit industry.