The changes will elevate LEED v4’s requirements for energy performance closer to those of LEED v4.1.

At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, a shift developed between human and animal activity — with no humans around, animals returned to old ecosystems. Read on to learn more about this phenomenon and discover how it relates to water quality.

Selecting the right pumping system for a project depends on the application — and the amount of customization. The more complex a project, the more customization may be needed. Read on to learn more about a-la-carte, prepackaged or preassembled pumping systems.

PHC News and PHCCPros interviews two executives from Liberty Pumps to discuss the company’s latest expansion as well as other recent company developments.

Drain cleaning professionals use a variety of machines, cables, push rods and accessories — all of which cost thousands of dollars — to resolve their clients’ drain and sewer clogs. Read on for five don’ts and some do’s to keep drain cleaning equipment running smoothly. 

For home service contractors, making a service call incurs many costs to the business. What if the customer decides not to have the work done? Charging a minimum service charge fee can alleviate the contractor’s financial burden. 

If possible, mechanical contractors should be involved at the beginning of a mechanical project to provide insight into system design and installation. In this column, learn about selecting a cooling system for an airport hangar based on the client’s wants and needs.

Business owners are continually looking for ways to improve their efficiency and cost effectiveness while also keeping their employees and customers satisfied.

If you’ve established yourself as an expert in your field, media outlets will contact you to discuss how weather and other events can affect a home’s plumbing and mechanical systems. Read on for tips to handle those interviews.