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RIDGID Experience Winners Bring Passion for the Trades to Fifth Annual Event

August 31, 2022

A part of Emerson’s professional tools portfolio, RIDGID hosted winners at their headquarters with an all-expenses paid trip and signature VIP treatment.

IWSH Completes New Plumbing Training Facility at Navajo Technical University

August 18, 2022

IWSH has finished the construction and setup of a new plumbing classroom and wet lab at the Navajo Technical University Kirtland Instructional Site in Kirtland, New Mexico.

High 5 Plumbing Lands Placement on Annual Inc. 5000 List

August 16, 2022

The Denver home service company is recognized for exponential growth.

Report on Comments Toward Development of 2024 UPC, UMC Now Available for Online Download

August 16, 2022

IAPMO has posted online the 2022 Report on Comments for the 2024 editions of these American National Standard-designated model codes.

IAPMO Partners with Pfister on American Plumber Stories

August 12, 2022

In service to its longstanding commitment to promoting the trades and the highly skilled professionals who work in them, IAPMO is proud to partner with Pfister on season three of its “American Plumber Stories” docuseries.

Uponor North America Earns Top 10 National Manufacturer Award

August 11, 2022

Uponor North continues to earn recognitions from employee engagement research company, Energage.

Contractor Profit Advantage

Understanding Proper Price Calculation of Additional Tasks

A travel time expense when those tasks are to be performed during the initial service call visit shouldn’t be included in the job price.

August 5, 2022

Richard DiToma

Many times contractors are asked to perform additional tasks during a service call, or the technician uncovers a problem that must be fixed.

Nebrasky Foundation Awards Scholarships to Four Area Students

August 3, 2022

The organization awards funds annually to students and residents of the Hudson Valley to be used for education, training and assistance for those who may not fit the traditional four-year college model.