The world has changed. What we are experiencing is called a critical selling event, which means consumers’ habits are in flux. Their routines are now disrupted, and there is no set pattern in how they buy.

According to the guidelines, since outdoor air is highly unlikely to be contaminated by the virus that causes COVID-19, increasing ventilation and creating a dilution strategy for a workplace can be very effective.

After the COVID-19 pandemic’s shelter-in-place orders went out across the country, contractors stepped up and led the way delivering … groceries … prescriptions … pizza … and, yes, even flowers. 

In challenging times like these, home service businesses need to be prepared to hold to their values and deliver the best service they can.

Jay and Kristy Egg will present, 'Legionella Primer; Where Are We Headed?'

Our conversation spans from retooling to manufacturer masks for front line workers during the pandemic to designing and producing products that keep health and safety at the forefront.

Popular Plumbing Engineer Columnist, Ron George, will present on proper way to perform an emergency flush and disinfection procedure following a lengthy shut-down of a building.

Keeney Holdings' Karen Fox will present 'Road Warrior’s New War – Outside Sales vs. COVID-19'

Plumbing Engineer Magazine Columnist Bruce Nagy to address question, 'how can an affordable housing project dramatically reduce operating cost and greenhouse gas emissions?'