Residential Plumbing

If your customers don’t understand how hard water affects their plumbing, give them this basic tutorial.

Residential projects should take an extra level of handling and care.

Grinder from Ashland Pump combines two cutting technologies.

More fire sprinkler systems are being installed in residential homes, making it vital to understand how water system components function alongside them.

With tap water quality consistently in the news, some of your customers may be interested in installing point-of-use treatment systems. Here are some of the inquiries that may come up.

Designing an interchangeable system where components can be purchased separately and mixed and matched can be a good solution.

Many homeowners go the traditional route when replacing a water heater because they’re not aware of other options. Teach them about the efficiency benefits of hybrid technology and you might gain a customer for life.

You’ve probably started thinking about preparing your equipment for colder temps, but how do you help homeowners avoid frozen pipes?

Plumbers looking to boost profits can benefit by staying on the forefront of the upgrades they can offer customers.

Franchise membership provides nationwide network of problem-solving support.

Be up-front about what tasks may be DIY jobs and customers won’t diminish the value of your work when they really need your expertise.

Today’s efficiency-focused shower heads, faucets and toilets perform better — and look better — than their 1990s counterparts.