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Quality Service Contractors President Dan Callies of Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based Oak Creek Plumbing

QSC Power Meeting rolls out new format

Mike Miazga

March 19, 2019

Kansas City conference this week to focus on the art of communication.

Quality Service Contractors Power Meeting

QSC members get advice on how to achieve success.

Bob Miodonski

April 25, 2016

PM columnist Kenny Chapman, Reeves Journal columnist Tom Grandy and author Tom Morrison shared their advice on how to achieve business success March 18 and 19 during the Quality Service Contractors Power Meeting in Daytona Beach, Fla.

At its recent Power Meeting 44 held March 17-19, members of Quality Service Contractors elected new officers and trustees.

Quality Service Contractors elects new officers

April 11, 2016

QSC is an enhanced service group of the Plumbing Heating Cooling Contractors — National Association and is made up of leading p-h-c service and repair contractors.

QSC says goodbye to Charlie Wallace

Happy trails to Charlie Wallace.

Jack Sweet

March 10, 2016

QSC chief spearheaded the Business Coaching Program.

QSC names new executive director

March 1, 2016

Lawrence Leonard will succeed Charlie Wallace as Quality Service Contractors' executive director.

QSC’s Charlie Wallace to retire in March 2016

October 20, 2015

QSC CEO and Vice President Charlie Wallace has announced his plans to retire in March 2016.

QSC names Founders Award for William R. Trombly Sr.

Bob Miodonski

July 27, 2015

William Trombly Jr. accepts the QSC Founders Award named after his father, William R. Trombly Sr.

Quality Service Contractors explore human behavior and the marketplace

How it affects a service contractor’s business.

Kelly Faloon

October 21, 2014

The Quality Service Contractors 41st Power Meeting was held Sept. 9-12, 2014 in Nashville, Tenn.

QSC: Contractors learn to take control and excel in business

The QSC meeting was held Feb. 27-March 1 in Fort Worth, Texas.

Kelly Faloon

April 22, 2014

Plumbing, heating and cooling contractors learned how to “create their own destiny” at the Quality Service Contractors’ Power Meeting XL.

Legwork before a job starts can save aggravation later

Construction Attorney David Turiciano spoke at the Quality Service Contractors’ Power Meeting in Baltimore.

Bob Miodonski

September 20, 2013

Get it in writing — whether it’s a change order or a contract with a general contractor, a customer or a subcontractor. That’s the advice construction attorney David Turiciano gave July 20 during Quality Service Contractors’ Power Meeting XXXIX in Baltimore.