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IAPMO Seeks Technical Subcommittee Members for Development of Z1167 Standard

New Jersey Adopts 2018 National Standard Plumbing Code

September 9, 2019

For user convenience, IAPMO will have a separate book available that includes the New Jersey amendments embedded in the body of the text.

Aquatherm Adds Legionella Video to Tech TV Series

September 6, 2019

In this Tech TV video, Jim Paschal, P.E., Chief Technology Officer, Aquatherm North America, evaluates the pros and cons of various chemical and non-chemical Legionella control strategies.

Burnham Holdings Celebrates Opening of HVAC Tech Center

Boiler manufacturer donates heating equipment to expand Pennsylvania technical college’s HVAC program.

September 5, 2019

Steve Smith

Boiler manufacturer donates heating equipment to expand Pennsylvania technical college’s HVAC program.

PHCC Recognizes Bradford White as Highest Strategic Partner Category

September 5, 2019

PHCC has expanded the partnership status of Bradford White Corp. to the new category, a significant acknowledgement of the company’s 40-year commitment to the association and its initiatives for professional contractors.

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Show Us Your Trucks

No matter their specialty, our readers love their trucks.

September 5, 2019

Steve Smith

Your Business

That Was Easy

The customer may think his repair situation is a piece of cake, but you know better.

September 5, 2019

Sean McCormack

The customer may think his repair situation is a piece of cake, but you know better.

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Lima Co.: A Philly Success Story

Surviving two recessions, the plumbing and HVAC contractor turned its expertise to solving a condo building’s circulator pump problem.

September 5, 2019

Dan Vastyan

During the mid-’70s, our country was in the throes of a significant recession. While most firms were running scared and recoiling their resources, a fellow by the name of Bill Gates embarked on his dream — a company he named Microsoft. Most people know of his success story.

Contractor Profit Advantage

Cheap Ain’t Cheap

Excellence may cost more to produce, but it pays higher dividends.

September 5, 2019

Richard DiToma

As a child, I was told, “‘Ain’t’ ain’t in the dictionary.” I was instructed to use the contraction isn’t (is not) instead. But, with time being what it is and change always around us, and humans colloquially changing the English language — ain’t, right or wrong, has become integrated into the English language.

Collaborative Health Care Design

When should designers request identity of AHJ?

September 3, 2019

John Gregory

On the third Wednesday of July, the Piping Industry Progress & Education Fund (PIPE) and our local Phoenix ASPE chapter members met for our monthly meeting to discuss all things under the sun medical gas-related.