This collaboration brings together the complementary strengths of two highly specialized teams to support facility managers and operators with an integrated, holistic approach to energy efficiency, system performance, and cost savings.
Capturing the gold medal in the Plumbing and Heating Skill, Matthias Steiner exemplified the exceptional precision and craftsmanship that modern infrastructure urgently requires. Representing the United States, Charles Goede, a 20-year-old plumbing apprentice from Connecticut, also earned a Medal for Excellence for his performance in the Plumbing and Heating competition.
Watts welcomed plumbing students from Essex North Shore Agricultural & Technical School to its North Andover facility on Oct. 7 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Watts Works Learning Center.
Invitation-only event in New York City reflects the digital marketing agency’s growing role in helping home service companies navigate the changing search landscape.
The Infiniti GC will also be on display, and contractors can learn more about the tankless model during a dedicated educational session from 10-10:30 a.m., Oct. 21, in Learning Lab 1.
The report provides visibility to the people and partnerships behind our members’ products and contributes to an ongoing, industry-wide conversation about the future of global manufacturing and trade.
The Water Demand Calculator was developed in response to the limitations of traditional water supply sizing methods based on assumptions dating back to the 1940s.
IAPMO/ANSI/CAN Z1403-2026 is available through the IAPMO Online Store in English and French and provides a resource for designers and regulators seeking a modern approach to residential water supply sizing.
In the debut episode of Beyond the Pipes, a So It Flows podcast segment from Plumbing & Mechanical, host Chris Lollini sits down with Josh Hollub, fourth-generation master plumber and commercial and industrial supervisor at Modern Plumbing Company, to challenge conventional thinking about business growth.
As awareness of Legionella grows, Hydrosense is encouraging plumbers and installers to capitalize on an emerging business opportunity by turning their existing water safety expertise into a valuable new revenue stream.
In recent years, cases of Legionnaires’ disease have increased in the USA and around the world, as factors such as climate change, changing water usage patterns, and aging infrastructure continue to create more favorable conditions for Legionella bacteria to thrive.
During this promotional window, contractors will have the opportunity to receive a $150 tool credit for each A. O. Smith Commercial Tank and Tankless unit purchased while supplies last.