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Self-assurance around knowing systems are properly installed and operating correctly is a very good thing to have in the construction industry today. Mitigating risk, shrinking the job and certainty of [...]

Most - if not all - of the projects where I provide design and construction support have some type of condensate that needs to be discharged in some manner. Disposal [...]

Procurement and labor challenges for mechanical and electrical installations persist in today's construction market and seemingly have a stronger grip as we move through 2023. Long lead equipment such as [...]

I am fortunate to work in an industry and with an organization that is grounded in a safety and help culture. We are always looking for safe, new, improved and [...]

In larger domestic hot water applications, we often see centralized water heating lineups with or without storage tank equipment to produce and distribute domestic hot water inside buildings and facilities. [...]

There are some amazing builders in our industry that I've been fortunate to work with--men and women who lead teams with great success while at the same time building great [...]

The construction industry is always evolving, whether it be the technology we use to design and model the buildings and systems we install or even the way we execute the [...]

The article focuses on the controversy surrounding the use of Polyvinyl chloride(PVC) pipes in community water drinking systems. It discussed a report from environmental advocacy groups raises concerns about the health risks of PVC plastic and its potential to leach chemicals into drinking water, industry standards and regulations, such as NSF 61, ensure that approved materials, including PVC, meet safety criteria for water distribution systems.