The new store will be the company’s seventh in the state, with others located in Clarksville, Cookeville, Franklin, Knoxville, Murfreesboro and Nashville.

The new drain delivers watertight, reliable performance, limiting the risk of leakage and water damage from heavy water flow due to rain, melting snow, and other types of weather events.

The company has promoted Tom Dixon to national sales manager and has hired John Marini as Northeast regional sales manager.

The exchangers are an ideal choice for a wide range of commercial applications, including economizer free cooling, ground source heat pumps and freeze protection isolation, and campus heating and cooling.

The new drain eliminates the need to cut separate holes in the roof for overflow drainage.

National Kitchen and Bath Association research estimates the kitchen and bath market at $158 billion in 2017, up nearly 7.5 percent over 2016.

Joe Novak recently stepped down from the position but will stay on in an advisory role to assist in the transition until March 31, 2019.                                            

The awards recognize excellence in aging-in-place and universal design remodeling projects.

The sponsorship of the New Hampshire FIRST Tech Challenge State Championship demonstrates the company’s commitment to fostering STEM education initiatives that inspire future generations.

According to NAHB, while multifamily housing starts in 2018 came close to the sector’s 2015 peak, production levels are expected to moderate somewhat in 2019.