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Steve Cooper is director of SCA Communications. He has reported on a variety of plumbing, hydronic and pipeline projects for several decades. Based in New York, he has traveled extensively to conduct onsite news interviews with professional engineers, contractors, government officials and represent-atives of major companies. He can be reached at 516-623-7615 or steve@scacommunications.com.
The new Four Seasons resort under construction in Napa Valley required an underground network of nearly a mile of pipe to provide hydronic hot and cold water to the new complex. Not just a luxury Four Seasons hotel, the resort, which is scheduled to open this fall, will have 85 guest rooms, 20 private residence villas and a six-acre private vineyard.
