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PMI witnesses a positive mindset shift and boosted government funding, but sees room for greater advocacy and policy efforts.
Across the United States, Plumbing Manufacturers International (PMI) is seeing enthusiasm for the skilled trades gain momentum — with governments increasingly focused on investing in career and technical education and on establishing new training initiatives.
As Rheem approaches its second century in business, the company continues to balance its legacy of reliability with a forward-looking strategy centered on innovation, sustainability and stronger channel partnerships.
The HVACR industry has never lacked for complexity. Changes to regulations, evolving technology, and the constant pressure of a competitive market have always kept distributors on their toes.
Lehman Pipe and Supply honors the veterans and military families whose service, sacrifice and leadership continue to shape both the company and the PHCP-PVF industry.
As our nation celebrates the 250th anniversary of the United States, it also serves as a reminder that the strength of our country has always been shaped by the individuals willing to serve and protect it.
Value-added services should be chosen based on customer demand, priced according to the value they create and supported by the sales team and clear ROI metrics.
Distributors have been offering value-added services ranging from kitting, construction equipment rental and lighting design services to full-service supply chain solutions.
Many of these projects are backed by major investments, especially from tech companies and federal support.
In April, construction began on two long-planned nuclear power projects, one in Wyoming and the other in Tennessee, signaling the start of the next phase of the U.S. “Nuclear Renaissance 2.0.”
As infrastructure spending accelerates, PVF companies are balancing strong demand against procurement risk, labor scarcity and global supply uncertainty.
July marks the beginning of the third quarter and the midpoint of 2026, with global markets continuing to navigate geopolitical uncertainty stemming from the unresolved conflict between Iran, the United States and their regional allies.