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Partnership Opportunities Remain Ahead of CPC Navajo Nation Launch

October 9, 2018

American Standard Wins 2018 WaterSense Sustained Excellence Award

October 8, 2018

The EPA recognized American Standard for demonstrating a commitment to water conservation through the Beauty in Motion truck tour, which showcased the brand’s newest WaterSense-labeled shower heads, faucets, and ultra-high efficiency toilets.

Aquatherm Announces ‘TechTV’ Series

October 8, 2018

Upcoming TechTV video topics will include flanging with Aquatherm, Aquatherm and compressed gases, oxidative resistance testing and more.

OSHA Updates Trenching Enforcement After Wave of Fatalities

October 8, 2018

OSHA will increase education and enforcement efforts while its inspectors will record trenching and excavation inspections in a national reporting system.

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Fantasy Hire

If only hiring good plumbers was as exciting as fantasy football.

October 8, 2018

Sean McCormack

One of my favorite times of the year, when the calendar hits Aug. 1 and we know summer is starting to wind down and the kids are going back to school in less than a month.

Contractor Profit Advantage

Business is Like a Football Game

Creating a profitable, successful company requires a fiscally responsible game plan.

October 8, 2018

The NFL football season is upon us. Your personal and business life is like a football game. In

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Eight Ways to Drum Up Business during Slowdowns

Don’t just sit by the phone; be proactive.

October 8, 2018

In summer, cooling is hot. In winter, heating is hot. In between, however, business for HVAC companies can be lukewarm at best.

PHCC Names International Code Council as Newest Corporate Partner

October 5, 2018

Through this alliance, PHCC members will have increased access to I-Codes books and training, potentially through the PHCC associations.

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High Time for a Primer on Lowly Trench Drains

New technology gets its comeuppance.

October 5, 2018

Rachel Ruhl

Every building foundation begins with one absolute certainty — drainage is needed to control or reduce water runoff, as well as the intentional elimination of fluids generated within the structure.