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Video: How to Create Strong, Leak Free Connections

July 20, 2017

The Copper Development Association launches how-to videos for working with copper threaded adapters and flanges.

OSHA Publishes Fact Sheet on Residential Confined Spaces

July 18, 2017

Resource includes information about types of employers and employer obligations regarding personal protective equipment, training and rescue plans, among other topics.

Welcome to PHCPpros

Your professional plumbing, heating, cooling and piping community has arrived.

July 18, 2017

Welcome to the new PHCPpros community where you'll find sought-after information you need to design, manage, sell, and compete — all available in a new, user- and mobile-friendly website.

Business Uncomplicated

The Orbiting Influencer

Making the right decision involves boldness, decisiveness and good counsel.

July 7, 2017

Ellen Rohr

Commit to surrounding yourself with people who think big, and seek input from smart counselors.

Seattle Home Gets Attention, Efficiency, Comfort

Project highlights why sitting down with the customer first is critical.

July 7, 2017

This ultra-modern, 3,600 square-foot project required a boiler system designed to shrink the home’s carbon footprint, and so much more.

General Pipe Cleaners Sewerooter T-3

July 7, 2017

The Sewerooter T-3 clears clogs, from 2 to 4 inches, with diameter lines up to 100 feet long. Optimized for inside work, the product features a fold down handle, and a reinforced tubular frame on 10-inch wheels for transportation.

Viega MegaPress Fittings

July 7, 2017

The MegaPress Stainless Press Fittings are designed for iron pipe size (IPS) stainless steel.

American Standard ActiVate Toilets

July 7, 2017

WaterSense-certified, the toilet’s PowerWash bowl cleaning technology provides a flush that scrubs the bowl with pressurized water

Who Runs Our Water?

One pump manufacturer’s initiative to bring water utilities to the forefront.

July 7, 2017

According to the EPA, only 8 percent of the nation’s water utilities serve 82 percent of the population. Yet still, 49 percent of people don’t think they will be affected by a water shortage.