Thanks to a “perfect storm” of circumstances, including increasing home renovation and a recovering economy, new market data is showing that now is an especially great time to be a plumber. Currently, plumbers in some markets, particularly in the Midwest, are seeing average wages over $100,000. Despite this good news, the plumbing industry is still […]
Read MorePlumbers From Across the Nation Aid Texas in Storm Recovery
A record-breaking winter storm in Texas has also led to lots of frozen and broken pipes. Here’s why plumbers from different states are coming to help.
Read MoreHere’s Why Industry Experts Are Feeling Optimistic About 2021
2020 was a difficult year for most, but in this blog we explore why plumbing industry professionals are looking to 2021 with cautious optimism.
Read MoreTips for Recruiting Young Plumbers
Statistics show that despite many aspects of life either stopping or slowing down during the pandemic, your plumbing workload isn’t one of them! If you’re struggling to find new skilled employees to help you juggle your projects, Plumber Magazine recently published an article that has some good tips for attracting young talent.
Read MoreMichigan LARA & BCC to Implement Citations This Fall
Effective October 1, 2020, Michigan Bureau of Construction Codes will give out citations to licensed workers who violate the following rules…
Read MoreEPA Lead Pipe Regulation Update: What it Means for Plumbers
On July 29, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued the “Use of Lead Free Pipes, Fittings, Fixtures, Solder, and Flux for Drinking Water” ruling. The purpose of this rule is to reduce lead in drinking water by giving states, manufacturers, inspectors, and consumers a uniform definition of “Lead Free” plumbing.
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