Seventeen wholesaler-distributors across the country donated PPE and supplies to eight cities.

One of Asheville's leading plumbing companies appoints new service manager and HR generalist to growing team of home service professionals.

Darryl Delessio heads up the franchise, which takes care of the drain-cleaning needs of homeowners and business owners in southern New Jersey — including West Deptford, Deptford Township and Mt. Laurel.

The Wash Station Challenge 2021, which launched June 1, is a collaboration with the DigDeep Navajo Water Project, the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing, Pipefitting and Sprinkler Fitting Industry of the United States and Canada (UA), and Ferguson.

The conference will focus on resiliency in the industry in the wake of significant disruption to traditional methods of working from the pandemic.

The association also reports the average annual sales growth for the 12 months through April 2021 is 13.7 percent.

The partnership will provide small and mid-sized cities with needed supplies and personal protective equipment as they work to boost local vaccination rates, reopen city buildings and community centers, and protect teachers and students returning to classroom instruction.

The collaboration will provide new hand-washing facilities to Navajo Nation communities.

The 2021 PMI Annual Report tells the story of a vital industry and explores how the pandemic year transformed five aspects of plumbing manufacturing: workplace safety, remote working, product innovation, supply chain, and diversity and inclusion.

Community members may now nominate their local heroes for essential heating or cooling equipment and installations at no cost.