Articles by Joseph Ursitti

CPVC piping will be allowed as an alternative to copper in California by Jan. 3.

High profit firms get paid quicker than other firms, charge higher for average jobs and are more likely to charge design fees for jobs, according to a report by the National Kitchen and Bath Association.

It’s the aggressiveness that Cary Yets executes that distinguishes CY Plumbing from the pack.

The United States Supreme Court heard a "friend-of-the-court" brief earlier this month from the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors — National Association regarding a case that could greatly strengthen a contractor’s lien rights.

A grandfather clause that accompanied a new law in Westchester County, NY, expired Dec. 31.

PM sat down with Drake to discuss the happenings of a rising industry, the public relations nightmare that struck in October and where the radiant industry expects to go.

Heatway has now paid out more than $6.3 million in claims due to its failed Entran II tubing.

Another toll-free telephone number has popped up for plumbers to gain a national marketing presence.

GTE Basic Voice Mail ads calling plumbers “rip-offs” have been pulled from the air in Southern California amid an uproar from plumbers.

The Virginia Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors have broken off from the national organization over “major philosophical differences.”