Industry News

This week's gallery features bath and kitchen sinks, faucets and showerheads to be displayed at the 2026 Kitchen & Bath Industry Show, Feb. 17-19, in Orlando, FL.

New global role will guide lifecycle planning and innovation across five major product lines, strengthening Armstrong’s whole-building mechanical solutions portfolio.

Industry sheds 11,000 jobs on net during the month, while total construction employment remains slightly higher than a year ago.

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Marc Randolph and 1-800-GOT-JUNK?’s Brian Scudamore headline a one-day virtual event focused on systems, marketing, and profitability.

New leadership team supports regional realignment as design-build adoption and membership continue to grow nationwide.

In this latest installment of Ras Class we break down how to spot boiler tube damage early, and why addressing tube issues quickly can prevent unplanned shutdowns and major repairs.

In this Weekly Boiler Tip we continue the trap series with one of the most rugged and simple trap designs out there, the thermodynamic (disc) steam trap.

Multiple brands, live product displays and new technology previews planned for Booth C5735 in Las Vegas.

Job openings increased by 90,000 positions during the month, signaling a sharp rise in hiring demand as contractors worked to staff ongoing and upcoming projects.

Deal strengthens A. O. Smith’s position in water management, digital mixing systems, and institutional hydronic applications.

New Decatur location expands hands-on skilled-trade training to meet Southeast labor demand.

As energy codes cause water usage to go down, "Water Age" is going up. For the mechanical contractor, the unintended impact of conservation is a new battleground in the fight against building pathogens.

Proposed ASSE 18000 standard would define minimum competency requirements for professionals installing and repairing fuel gas systems.

Rule changes in 2026, include heat illness prevention and silica exposure; early preparation can mitigate operational disruptions and reduce long-term liabilities.

This gallery includes a new series of mini-split condensate pumps, a series of hopper pumps, a series of process valves, a ladder stabilizer, a boiler treatment, and protective eyewear.

Some of the biggest time savings come from tasks you probably don't think about automating: writing scope letters, drafting client emails, and even improving your Google rankings.

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