Commercial plumbing products are more connected than ever, offering remote monitoring and data collection that opens the door for predictive analytics. The newest commercial boilers demonstrate those advantages, with controls that provide information access via mobile apps and websites.

The plumbing industry is changing quickly, and the biggest catalyst of that change is technology. New products are coming to market, the Internet of Things is influencing product design, and connectivity is becoming less of a novelty and more of a commodity.

Having hot water is important for everyone, especially for restaurants that must meet health and sanitation standards to stay in operation. Without adequate hot water, dishes cannot get washed, food cannot be served and the doors cannot stay open.

Who knows what someone will put down a toilet or a sink?

At Hoffman Auto Group – a nearly century-old, family-owned auto dealership group in the greater Hartford, Connecticut area – employee health and customer satisfaction are always top-of-mind.

Legend’s HyperPure PE-RT tubing is a flexible plastic hot and cold potable-water tube that is 100% recyclable, thus no more jobsite waste, the company points out.

The 2019 AHR Expo returns to Atlanta for the first time since 2001 at the Georgia World Congress Center, Jan. 14-16.

Event brings more than 40 industry members to the table for in-depth learning and discussion.

Two honored, active ASPE members discuss how to make the industry more inclusive for women.

Anvil International has updated its SeisBrace Design Tool with its Seismic Bracing Zone of Influence Calculation software.