Plumbing Articles

Ideally the water supply is shut off before you begin a repair, but that’s not always an option on the job. Here are some tips on handling active waterlines.

San Diego contractor develops a unique way of finding skilled workers — starting her own training school

Every plumbing company wants to become as efficient as possible in its operations. But there’s more than one way to get there.

Even if your work is largely indoors, don’t underestimate the dangers of heat exhaustion and dehydration

Plumbing Manufacturers International finds successor for longtime CEO and executive director

Plumbers take different strategies when setting after-hour charges based on several factors.

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

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

Here are some simple but effective ways to make sure your company stays in the family and remains profitable.

April 25 marks National Hug a Plumber Day, and one distributor explains why it’s important to recognize those in the industry

Keep this information in mind if you’re a journeyman thinking about taking the next step

South Carolina contractor surpasses goal, and keeps building and adding services to fit customers’ needs.