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When to Know You or Your Team Needs Training
Something goes sideways at work — missed deadlines, bad customer feedback, you name it — and the first suggestion is, “We need...
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Built on Service, Strengthened by Family
When Josh Shelton talks about plumbing, leadership or the future of the trades, he’s not speaking from theory. He’s speaking from a...
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Breaking Down Your Advertising Method
I've seen this question asked a few times on the plumbing social media groups I follow on social media: “What method of...
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A Plumber's Guide to High-Purity Systems
Let’s face it, when you picture plumbing, you probably think of robust copper pipes, PEX, maybe some cast iron, and the satisfying...
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Coordinating Efficient Tub Waste and Overflow Installation
Installing a bathtub waste-and-overflow assembly is rarely as simple as the diagrams suggest. In the field, plumbers often work around structural obstacles,...
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Do It Right or Do It Twice: The Hidden Cost of Mistakes
It usually starts small. A measurement is slightly off, a connection is rushed, or a step gets skipped because it “should be...
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CIPP Solution Produces Significant Cost Savings on Drainage Project
Problem: The University of Montreal’s Roger Gaudry Pavilion required difficult rehabilitation of a drainage line in an elevator shaft. The complexity of the...
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Documenting Root Intrusion in Septic Systems
Root intrusion is one of the most common and most overlooked issues found during onsite wastewater treatment system inspections.
While many inspectors recognize...
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Spotless Sewer Lines Play a Key Role in Lining Success
Pipe lining continues to grow as a go-to solution for renewing aging sewer lines without the disruption of open-cut excavation. By installing...
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Reevaluating Standard Operating Procedures
Standard operating procedures, or SOPs, are the backbone of safe, consistent and efficient operations. They define how work gets done, reduce variability...
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The Crucial Role of Grease Interceptors in Commercial Sewer Systems
Proper wastewater management is paramount in the world of commercial sewer systems, where excessive fat, oil, and grease (FOG) pose a significant...
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Project Management Course Teaches Attendees to Think Like a Detective
Construction project managers attending the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors—National Association (PHCC) Educational Foundation’s Essentials of Project Management class recently learned that effective management often begins with...
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A Plumber’s Guide to Selling Anything to Anyone
Slowly read that headline again. Can you feel the grease in my slicked-back hair and sleaziness oozing out my pores? That’s the...













