The association applauds the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and its federal partners in the creation of a new water subcabinet chaired by the secretary of the Interior and EPA administrator.

Association recognizes the company for its new 10,000 square-foot showroom space.

Association member companies now have access to robust multimedia resources to help secure the industry's future talent.

The company offers ways to improve the condition and cleanliness of school restrooms — particularly during the coronavirus outbreak — for a more hygienic and user-friendly experience.

Training provider for the home service industry adds additional virtual sessions of its business planning workshops.

With new tools to manage online reputation and direct mail campaigns, the company delivers an all-in-one marketing platform for skilled trades.

With its flexibility, durability, long coil lengths and lighter weight, PEX has quickly become the preferred piping choice for residential plumbing and commercial domestic water systems.

With the changes in available brass and bronze alloys, it is important for engineers to ensure the copper alloys in their specification, whether bronze or brass, are not only dezincification resistant but are also not a concern for failure during installation.

Due to changes in lead free requirements as a result of the Safe Drinking Water Act, additional options have presented themselves as new, viable alternatives to bronze.