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WWETT 2026 returns with seminars, exhibits and hands-on demos that spotlight the latest in drain cleaning, drain line inspection, jetting and trenchless repair.
WWETT 2026 returns to Indianapolis as the wastewater industry’s biggest gathering, bringing cutting-edge technology, hands-on education and workforce-focused strategies to help contractors and municipalities prepare for what’s next.
Service agreements, clear emergency definitions and after-hours policies can manage customer expectations, reduce stress and maintain profitability for your business and technicians.
Pricing for profit, setting clear service boundaries and rewarding loyal customers are the cornerstones of this veteran contractor’s approach to delivering excellence without burning out — or going broke.
A striking modern “habitable art” home becomes a case study in what’s possible when bold architecture and masterful mechanical design converge to deliver hidden, high-performance comfort year-round.
Regular safety checks and proper upkeep, such as weekly testing of the low-water cut-off, are essential to ensure decades of safe, reliable boiler operations.
Boilers aren’t dangerous on their own — skipped maintenance is — and this veteran expert explains why a simple 60-second weekly check can prevent six-figure failures and catastrophic accidents.
Over-reliance is risky and can jeopardize financial stability if payments are delayed or the relationship sours. Be prepared to walk away from problematic accounts.
When a single $40,000 late payment exposes the risks of relying on a “whale” client, one contractor shares hard-earned lessons on cash flow, contracts and why balanced client portfolios keep small businesses afloat.
Design & Construction Week 2026 brings KBIS and IBS together in Orlando for three days of product innovation, education, and networking shaping the future of the building and design industries.
While policy shifts and rising costs challenge traditional sectors, new opportunities are emerging for firms that adapt quickly — especially in high-tech infrastructure and residential construction.
January 5, 2026
This 2026 construction outlook analyzes how AI-driven megaprojects, labor shortages, inflation, and policy shifts will shape opportunities and risks for PHCP businesses in the year ahead.
Today’s geothermal professionals are addressing large-scale decarbonization projects worldwide, marking a collective inheritance and commitment to advancing the industry’s future.
The 2025 Geothermal Rising Conference marked a turning point for geothermal energy, honoring Dr. James Bose’s legacy while showcasing how heat pump innovation is powering a scalable, decarbonized future.
Nate Agentis strives to help fellow tradespeople find health and wholeness after discovering the hardest part of building a business is taking care of yourself in the process.
After inheriting his family plumbing business amid tragedy and growing it into a $13 million company, Nate Agentis hit burnout—and found a new calling helping tradespeople build healthier lives, not just bigger businesses.