Linda Hudek was last featured in Plumber magazine two years ago. In the time since, she has made some improvements to her business while still staying true to what has consistently brought her success the past decade.

Various small touches add up and allow Timothy A. Giard & Son Plumbing & Heating to provide a high level of customer service

Google’s online career certificate offerings don’t directly affect the plumbing industry, but what plumbers should be mindful about is what they say about changing attitudes regarding the kind of education required to have a successful career

Plastic fill valves are common nowadays, but old-school materials remain valuable in the plumbing world. Here’s a rundown of the application and installation of brass ballcocks on old toilets.

This photo gallery features the contractors who have been profiled in Plumber so far in 2020

According to responses to a quiz created by FlowGuard Gold Pipe and Fittings, the manufacturer found many plumbers who aren’t fully knowledgeable about certain issues pertaining to pipe materials like CPVC and PEX

It’s not a mystery that in this industry training for employees is a worthwhile investment, but Colorado’s Plumbing Systems Inc. is a good example of a company being especially committed to continued education and the benefits it produces

The universality of repair parts is becoming increasingly rare as everything becomes more brand-specific. To keep yourself from wasting precious time tracking down a part, it’s important to educate customers so that they are fully aware of everything that may be required to repair their fixture of choice.

Here’s a look at how to effectively handle threading-related issues on repair jobs