A survey of over 1,000 single-family homeowners on public water systems in the United States reveals a significant gap in knowledge around residential backflow prevention. 

The bill, commonly known as the Healthy H2O Act, offers federal grants for water quality testing and certified treatment technology in rural and underserved communities, including those who rely on private wells.

In this role, Greer will lead training and educational initiatives focused on advancing the skilled application and maximizing the benefits of REHAU’s innovative PEXa piping system across residential, commercial and municipal applications.

When construction began on 499 Summit Ave., a new high-rise residential development in Jersey City, the design team at Barone Engineering already had a trusted HVAC partner in mind. 

In support of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, other first responders and local governments, WQA offers resources to help ensure a safer drinking water supply.

Heating Solutions Sales Company (HSSC) recently announced the promotion of Chris Mitchell to resident, and Dave Walsh to vice president of sales for wholesale products. 

Discover how solving steam pipe banging in a historic NYC apartment building required more than system tweaks—highlighting the need for right-sized boilers, proper piping, and a holistic energy-efficient retrofit.

Watts recently conducted a national survey of more than 1,000 single-family homeowners on public water systems to assess consumer awareness of backflow prevention. 

ServiceTitan, the software platform that powers the trades, announced a new partnership with Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC), a national construction industry trade association.

Oatey welcomed 15 Ambassadors to its premier Cleveland training facility for a multi-day immersive experience that combined hands-on learning, product innovation, community building, and more.