Entries Tagged Texas

A retired master plumber in Texas who developed a following for his massive collection of toilet seat art has died.Entry 422244For nearly...

An executive order from Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has saved the state’s plumber licensing board. The Legislature’s most recent session ended on May...

State plumbing regulations in Texas are at risk after the recent defeat of some legislation that could mean the elimination of the...

No-DigTec has tackled challenging jobs throughout its history, but one job in fall 2003 proved to be unusually more challenging for the...

Earlier this year, we highlighted Barney Smith, a retired plumber in Texas who has spent a half-century amassing an expansive collection of...

For Matt Risinger’s clients, running out of hot water is simply not an option. Risinger, a custom builder and whole-home remodeling contractor based...

Retired plumber Barney Smith has spent a half-century amassing an expansive collection of decorated toilet seats. The collection numbers 1,350 to date, all...

A short time frame and a tight workspace didn’t stop Dan Seligman and his team at Biggs Plumbing from completing an installation...

For years, Alex Cavazos and Edward James relied on subcontractors to do camera inspections for their San Antonio-based company, AE Plumbing, which...

Brent Watkins was born and raised in Baytown, Texas, a suburb just outside of Houston. So when Hurricane Harvey hit the area...

When installing water softeners, a Culligan dealer in San Antonio, Texas, oftentimes found homes that weren’t pre-plumbed. That meant bringing in a...

Even as he was stuck at home on Aug. 28, Jim Michael, general manager of the Houston branch of Roto-Rooter, was anticipating...

With a price tag of $175,000, you’d typically want a piece of equipment out in the field working, recouping that investment. But...

American Standard has named Roger Wakefield, master plumber and owner of Texas Green Plumbing in Dallas, as the winner of its Plumber...