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With more than 30 years of experience in construction, Richard Rossi is Niagara Conservation’s director of engineering and sustainability. As a long-standing, knowledgeable member of the architecture and construction communities, Rossi focuses on expanding and developing business in the new construction market with an emphasis on multi-family housing and hospitality projects.
We’ve all seen them — the ancient toilets that need to be replaced as part of an upgrade or remodel; the ones that use upwards of 3.5 to seven gallons of water per flush.
