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Here’s a look back on some of the best pieces of advice contractors shared in the pages of Plumber magazine in the past year

Engage new employees by making good use of that otherwise awkward silence between job acceptance and the first day on the job

For an industry newbie the seemingly simple repair of a toilet flange may not be so straightforward. Here’s a look at what you’ll want to keep in mind.

These famous words contain wisdom that you can apply to the way you run your business

A Kansas correctional facility is ramping up its vocational training offerings for an offender demographic that has the highest recidivism rates

It’s tempting to go on cruise control for the final month of 2018 and wait until the new year to refocus, but you’ll be happier with the state of your business if you finish the year out strong

This photo gallery features Plumber’s profiled contractors of the second half of 2018

A roundup of recent industry news exclusively for plumbing professionals

Here are the latest product offerings for the plumbing industry

Has the daily grind killed some of the passion you had when you first got started in plumbing? Try these tactics to get re-energized.

Right Way Plumbing of Sedro-Woolley, Washington, has a history of sticking with employees through life struggles

Cheaper building methods and what that means for the types of plumbing systems installed ultimately hurts the plumbers called upon to make repairs

Learning to turn off those all-too-common negative thoughts makes employees more resilient and better able to cope with change and stress

You’re running out of time to use this tax break available to plumbers and drain cleaners

Location is everything, so be sure you have the right tool

Barney Smith’s 1,350 toilet seats will move from their longtime San Antonio home to Dallas