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Over the years, Steve Reid has spent a lot of money on leak-detection equipment. But in the end, he has found that...

Increased density of development has created an unforeseen result — a growing number of accidental underground utility strikes. The Common Ground Alliance’s...

Imagine living in a house with only one working faucet. That's the reality for Dan Johnson. Unable to afford repairs to the plumbing...

As the weather starts to thaw — at least in some parts of the country — it's time to start thinking about...

Any business providing technical service to individual customers must constantly train employees in two areas: current technology and customer skills. The Sunny...

Busy plumbers may wish they could take back something they said in the heat of the moment or because it seemed like...

The overall workload for Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, is split nearly 50-50 between HVAC work and plumbing work....

Company revenue and expenses once weren’t something Phil Frasier had a solid daily read on. Now it is, and his family’s longtime...

In many respects, plumbing is plumbing no matter where you are. But every plumbing business has certain challenges that are unique to...

When you think of pop singer Enrique Iglesias, plumbing probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. But for Michigan plumber...

The skills gap is often mentioned in plumbing — a lot of experience is reaching retirement age and not enough young people...

The first time I went to a plumbing trade show it was blindingly obvious that I was wading through a sea of...

It seems like you can’t do anything without a cellphone these days. Everyone has a smartphone and the options for it are...

Editor’s Note: Master plumber Anthony Pacilla will occasionally be writing “Now What?” features, where he sets up a scenario and uses his...