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Plumber relies on sewer inspection system to answer customers’ questions with certainty

'This Old House' has been educating plumbing contractors and homeowners for decades, and Richard Trethewey has been along for the entire ride

Minimal training requirements make for an easy transition for plumbers

Keeping a regular blog can be especially valuable for service companies

Hard questions need to be asked to figure out what’s truly best for a family-run business

An industry pro relies on machines from General Pipe Cleaners to keep him at the top of the market

ACE DuraFlo launches new lead protection plan during Drinking Water Week

Although you may both be going after the same customer base, it’s not necessarily wise to treat competing companies as the enemy

Be aware of the dangers you may find on a job site and what your rights to compensation are if you do fall victim to the effects of asbestos exposure

New FloLogic webinar explains how plumbers can grow their business with the help of flow-based leak detection devices

'This Old House' increasing efforts to recruit more young people into the skilled trades and fill the skills gap

Contractor evaluates equipment purchases at all of his company’s locations every year and has a plan when it comes to buying

Pipe bursting enables a Louisiana contractor to replace a blocked sewer lateral after a failed directional boring attempt.

A good in-house training facility can help ensure your employees run into fewer surprises out in the field.

Minnesota’s T ‘N G Plumbing teams with partners to put $55,000 of work into the home of a family of four as part of its annual Pay It Forward program

Family-owned company lays down specific guidelines for growth and customer service dedication.

Portable pipe-threading device keeps this outfit's technicians primed for maximum efficiency

Master plumber Roger Wakefield will serve as the company’s plumbing expert and produce online content for the industry

Changes in orifice sizing mean cleaning the pressure manifolds or laterals is a good practice when maintaining pressure distribution septic systems

If you don’t have a Google My Business page, you’re missing out on an easy yet essential marketing tool