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Ideally the water supply is shut off before you begin a repair, but that’s not always an option on the job. Here are some tips on handling active waterlines.

Are you asking potential hires the right things to test their compatibility with your team?

Your company can have all the makings of a successful business, but it won’t help much without the backing of strong leadership skills. Here’s how to improve them.

If the job calls for PEX piping, following these guidelines can help ensure the material works as it should for the customer

A roundup of recent industry news exclusively for plumbing professionals

Here are the latest product offerings for the plumbing industry

Californian contractor helps customers fix their radiant heating problems and teaches them about different product options in the process

Multi-generation company continues to grow by doing what they’ve done for years, having a customer-first approach

Water-treatment unit removes minerals from water to keep boiler systems running at peak performance.

Malicious hacking is a growing problem costing small businesses lots of time and thousands of dollars. Find out if you’re covered.

Good communication and other methods can help you avoid the uncomfortable situation of a nonpaying customer

Driver shortages, lower fleet costs push a continued trend toward user-friendly automatic transmissions in work trucks.

Contractor conquers cold weather, deep water and logistical challenges to clear a clogged pond drain.

Florida plumbing contractor stays with tradition while also making changes to make the company more profitable.