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Today’s plumbers and contractors have a tough job. With new technology, a constant decline in an experienced workforce and the need to...

Ryan Gomiela, co-owner of Gomiela Plumbing Services (GPS Plumbing) in Melbourne, Florida, hates pulling and resetting toilets.When a customer called to say...

As plumbers, we are all well aware of the importance of maintaining our water and drainage systems to codes and standards that...

A popular request I have received over the years from many homeowners has been about upgrading an existing tile shower stall to a...

In the uber-trendy world of entrepreneurship, there is a saying that “the riches are in the niches.” The idea is the more...

Today’s workers require more than technical training to succeed, say panelists at the Workforce Development Roundtable on Capitol Hill in May.PHCC members...

Anyone who has been to an industry tradeshow knows that plumbing contractors, building owners and specifying engineers have more choices than ever...

Roger Simpson, owner of Simpson Plumbing in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, believes in the need to train future plumbers. When Lethbridge College launched...

Members of a Florida plumbing company are volunteering to build houses in Nicaragua as part of a four-week mission trip organized by...

For plumbing contractors interested in increasing their commercial client base, joining a local chamber of commerce is still a reliable source for...

If you’ve read some of my past articles for Plumber Magazine, by now you know a common theme I like to share...

An all-women plumbing company in Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, Canada, is offering female homeowners courses in how to fix common plumbing issues so they...

When you hand-make more than a million toilets each year, you end up with a lot of scrap that can be recycled....

Once upon a time, being part of trade association was practically a given. Regardless of the industry, the pins and certificates of...