Plumbing Archives - Page 7 of 10

From drain pipe to halfpipe: Olympic snowboarder Maddy Schaffrick is a former plumber

“She wanted to learn. She was curious about everything, and she would go after things the way she always attacks her snowboarding”

In 2018, Ferguson launched an in-house investment arm to back tech startups serving builders and HVAC and plumbing contractors

January legislation earmarked $33 million for the program and included a directive that the administration not take actions to reduce the amount

The residential business is facing pressure from a slowdown in new construction, though replacement segments remain resilient, per the company

Indexes for plumbing fixtures and residential gas water heaters rose roughly 10 percent year-over-year in December, per the BLS

There were nearly 82,000 fraud reports in the “Home Improvement, Repair, and Solar” category in 2024, per the Federal Trade Commission

The country is the U.S.’s fifth-largest foreign supplier of HVAC and water heating products, with $1.1 billion worth of exports in 2024

PHCC’s Educational Foundation is expanding the number of awards offered through its scholarship program this year

The Tennessee Valley Authority restructured an incentive program, spurring roughly 1,800 heat pump water heater installs within six months

The company’s leak detection technology has been installed throughout the Magic’s training facility, according to an announcement