Uponor North America has been named the 2024 Plumbing – Rough-In Vendor of the Year by Winsupply, a leading supplier of materials for residential and commercial construction as well as industrial use, and the 2023 Mechanical Supplier of the Year by DSG, a top distributor of innovative products and services in the Midwest.

Uponor was honored with Winsupply’s Plumbing – Rough-In Vendor of the Year Award during the company’s 2024 Vendor Showcase Awards to celebrate the success of Winsupply local companies and vendors.

“We selected Uponor for our Vendor of the Year Award based on feedback and voting of Winsupply Local Company Presidents,” said Tom Ponting, vice president of vendor relations at Winsupply. “Uponor has been a strong partner of ours for many years and is known for reliable performance and a forward-thinking mindset. We are proud to present them with this award and are excited for what the future holds.”

The DSG award was presented live at a Circle of Excellence Awards ceremony as part of their 2024 FMS Virtual Summit. Uponor received top honors from a field of 120 suppliers for being an all-around top supplier who is helping DSG grow sales and profitability as well as exemplify DSG’s core values.

“The Supplier of the Year recipient exudes the qualities and values that DSG seeks in a partner, and we’ve found that with Uponor,” says Joe Solheid, vice president of sales and marketing at DSG. “They consistently perform in all key areas, including supporting DSG with new opportunities and solutions for customers, which supports long-term growth and continuous improvement. We look forward to continuing our successful partnership and achieving even greater milestones together.”

“The entire Uponor team is honored to receive these awards from Winsupply and DSG,” said Matt Bahr, vice president of sales at Uponor North America. “These recognitions reflect our commitment to providing outstanding customer experiences — it’s what they’ve come to expect from the Uponor brand. We look forward to growing our partnerships with these organizations in 2024 and beyond.”