They are not considered heroes, but plumbers walk into strangers' houses, unaware of any dangers that may exist due to COVID-19.

Products include sensor faucets, soap dispensers, flush valves, sinks and hand dryers.

More than 1,400 employees of ASA member companies have made their voices heard in Washington.

Toward the goal of keeping plumbing manufacturers contributing during the pandemic, PMI issued a letter to Vice President Mike Pence to urge the Trump administration to identify plumbing manufacturing workers as "essential" and allowed to work as shelter-in-place or stay-at-home orders go into effect.

The organization needs to raise an initial $10 million to provide the necessary food and supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Members of the Building Trades Unions, along with their union contractor partners, have been collecting new, unopened respirators and other vital personal protective equipment (PPE) to aid the city’s frontline health care workforce.

In celebration of Grundfos’ 75th anniversary, the Grundfos Foundation has expanded its budget for donations from planned $18 million to $29 million.

The list identifies those professions deemed essential to continued critical infrastructure viability and advises such workers to continue normal operations, appropriately modified to account for Centers for Disease Control (CDC) workforce and customer protection guidance.

All eyes are on the spreading coronavirus, and distributors have an especially important task in managing the challenges that arise from the global health crisis.

It is likely that the COVID-19 coronavirus can be spread through building sanitary drainage systems; as long as the pandemic is still active, it should be assumed by anyone working on a sanitary drainage system that the virus is present.