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How to build your brand using today’s marketing tools.
December 1, 2025
Learn how plumbers can rise above heavy competition by leveraging digital tools, showcasing certifications and values, and building a strong online presence that earns trust, drives leads, and grows a loyal customer base.
Discover how building a unified team, embracing smart change, and switching from time-and-materials to strategic contract pricing can help PHC contractors boost profits, reduce headaches, and finally compete at a Super Bowl level.
Boost your profits and attract high-value clients with smart pricing, confident communication, and marketing that positions your contracting business as the trusted, quality-first choice in your market.
J.C. Whitlam Mfg.’s 125-year legacy comes to life in this story of family-driven innovation, American manufacturing, and a fifth-generation commitment to quality that continues to shape the plumbing and waterworks industry.
Discover how Shannon Mercil-Colvin, The Wholesaler’s 2025 Person of the Year, is transforming the PHCP-PVF industry through servant leadership, bold vision, and a commitment to helping others dream bigger.
Despite these challenges, major construction and energy projects are moving forward, including significant pipeline, airport and data center developments.
December marks the end of 2025 with uncertainty over the status of President Donald Trump’s tariffs and a stalemate between Democrats and Republicans (as of this writing) that has shut down the government, overshadowing the PVF sector of the U.S. economy.
The exclusive event was held for Elite Plus dealers, providing an opportunity for contractors to network with peers, discuss the status of the industry, meet the Fujitsu team, and provide valuable feedback from the field.
JackRabbit surprised Marine Corps veteran Pasquale Burgese with a new air conditioning system and installation valued at $10,000, recognizing his service, community impact, and dedication to honoring fallen Marines.