Entries Tagged Residential Plumbing

Brian Simmons of Frasier’s Plumbing, Heating & Cooling in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, encounters working conditions in the winter that his southern counterparts don’t...

“Advertising must generate more in business profit than it costs,” says Tom Egelhoff, president of Eagle Marketing and author of How To...

A contractor cleaned clogs in a 290-foot-long gravity grease line at Circus Circus Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas for a year....

Sump pumps are an important safety feature in a lot of new construction, and they’re required in some areas. Consider these options...

Is the plumbing industry a dog-eat-dog world where companies are in a tug of war to find jobs and defeat competitors? Not...

When Dan Beck, co-owner of Moody’s Diner in Waldoboro, Maine, completed a state-sponsored energy audit, he realized that the business could save...

IPS Corporation, a leading manufacturer of adhesives, solvent cements and labor-saving components for the plumbing industry, has introduced the Studor Trap-Vent, a...

Duke Gutierrez wanted to build a company that would seldom face a slow season, offered clients an extraordinary array of benefits and...

Trenches must be dug, prepared and backfilled in a way that prevents pipe damage. Common damage includes cracking, breaking joints and creating...

Scott Spencer realized soon after buying Seattle’s Jim Dandy Sewer & Plumbing that it was time for a big change in how...

Plumbing Manufacturers International (PMI) expressed its support for “W21: Water in the 21st Century Act.” The legislation — reintroduced in both the...

Heavy equipment theft is not only a growing problem in the United States but a costly one. The National Equipment Register estimates...

Kline’s Services, the Pennsylvania wastewater management company, was sold to Wind River Environmental in a sale that was finalized last week.According to...

For those blockages that are just too tough to clear with a cable drain cleaning machine, the next best tool is a...