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Plumbers spend a lot of time using company-owned vehicles and, unfortunately, accidents do sometimes happen. If you suffer any injuries — or are at fault — here’s a breakdown of what happens next.

Good branding increases your likeability factor before you even talk to a customer

Hole saws are a go-to tool for drilling large-diameter holes on the job. Keep this information in mind.

Working on goals for 2018 now will give you a better chance at successfully implementing them

Here’s how two Miami area plumbers prepared for Hurricane Irma’s arrival

Seattle’s Bob Oates uses a number of different methods from social media to a unique company mascot to make sure he’s highly visible to potential customers

Appearing more likeable to customers is a skill that can be honed. Here’s how.

The portable and versatile Model DRZ clears clogs quickly and cleanly

Highs and lows are a natural part of being a business owner. Here are some tips to get through the inevitable low points.

‘We want to help them get their lives back,’ one contractor says

A roundup of recent industry news exclusively for plumbing professionals

Veteran Wisconsin plumber has enough work to justify more employees, but finding the right people isn’t always easy

Here are the latest product offerings for the plumbing industry

Keeping up to date with the latest SEO trends can be overwhelming, but the effort is worth it to grow your business

Do you have a plan in place for when a worker quits with no notice?

Flexibility, corrosion resistance, and ease of installation make PEX a good fit for homeowners’ repipe needs. Keep this information in mind.

A lot can happen on a job that could bring a lawsuit your way, whether you’re at fault or not. Make sure you’re protected.

Lenders are usually straightforward about interest rates and payment schedules, but a blanket lien hidden in the fine print can sink your business

You may dread the times when the phone isn’t ringing, but it can be an opportunity to play catch-up on neglected tasks and make plans to ward off future slow periods

Jetting a sewer line requires both pressure and flow. How much of each depends on what you’re trying to accomplish.