The fifteenth HometownH2O project furthers awareness of rural water access challenges.

The fourteenth HometownH2O project furthers awareness of rural water access challenges.

As part of its ongoing collaboration with the DigDeep Navajo Water Project, IWSH recently designed and installed two pressurized mound septic systems in the Baca-Prewitt area of the Navajo Nation.

Kitchen and bath industry professionals are feeling more positive about the future

At Willow Oaks, their mastery over form and function achieved exactly that.

IWSH returned to Lowndes County, Alabama, recently to teach local high school students how to conduct household plumbing surveys that assess the quality and function of homes' plumbing systems.

A family of six in Terre Haute, Indiana, received a new water well system that will restore their access to clean, safe, drinking water.

When a developer locked in the service providers to design and build Via Sol, a new 217-unit sustainable apartment community in the Minneapolis suburb of St. Louis Park, Minnesota, he took collaboration to a new level.

The IWSH team, with support from volunteers, constructed a laundry facility for the students living on campus at Bacone College, Oklahoma's oldest operating institution of higher learning, which has served American Indian students for 140 years.

Remodeling will sustain the kitchen and bath industry in 2023.