Midwest Home Building Outlook Remains Strong 

ROSEMONT, ILL. Economic analysts at the recent Midwest Builders Show here said the housing industry is benefiting from an economy that continues to gain...

Who Will Be the Builders of Tomorrow? 

BY STEVE LAMB Special to CONTRACTOR AMERICA IS EXPERIENCING a skilled labor shortage, and predictions show it may get worse. A Construction Industry Institute...

Trust is No. 1 When Choosing Contractors 

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIF. When choosing a contractor, customers say that trust and integrity are more influential than the price of the bid, according to...

Ads, Internet, Home Shows Help to Get the Word Out 

By William Atkinson Special to CONTRACTOR ADVERTISING AND marketing are critical to the success of any contractor that wants to build business for its...

Museum Honors Delta Faucet 

INDIANAPOLIS The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design announced that the Saxony Pull-Out Spray kitchen faucet from Delta Faucet Co. is...

Corona Acquires Mansfield Plumbing 

Special to CONTRACTOR PERRYSVILLE, OHIO Established distribution and a 75-year-old brand name led Organizacin Corona, a privately owned Colombian plumbing...

IPS Innovates Museum Park Condo Job in Chicago 

BY STEVE SPAULDING Of CONTRACTORs staff CHICAGO While Chicagos Loop the downtown area bounded by the tracks of the citys elevated train system is famous...

ISH Needs the Majors, a Saturday: Exhibitors 

LAS VEGAS The second edition of the ISH North America Show was a success, its organizers said, with total registration for the show of 11,842 attendees...

ISH Product Displays Grab Visitors Attention 

BY ROBERT P. MADER Of CONTRACTORs staff LAS VEGAS Some shows are purely residential while others are more commercial. Some shows have mostly plumbing,...

'Suite Selling' Can Be Sweet Selling if Customer is Focus 

By H. Kent Craig Special to CONTRACTOR WITH THE WEAK economy and difficulty of acquiring new customers, many mechanical contractors are looking to expand...

ISH North America 2003 Show Wrap-Up 

Las Vegas, NV: The second edition of ISH North America took place in Las Vegas, Nevada at the new Mandalay Bay Convention Center, October 1 - 3, 2003....

Reuse Centers, Contractors Both Gain From Donations 

By William Atkinson Special to CONTRACTOR THEY HAVE NAMES such as the ReUse Center, the Re-Store and RePlace. They are retail outlets springing up all...

Splash Landing 

BY BOB MIODONSKI of CONTRACTORs staff Splash Galleries will celebrate its grand opening in October, although the high-end plumbing and decorative hardware...

Remodel Market Stable in '04 

Special to CONTRACTOR NEW YORK The ratings on major retailers in the home-improvement market should remain relatively stable into 2004 as industry leaders...

California City Gives Away Water-Saving Fixtures 

BY ROBERT P. MADER Of CONTRACTORs staff RIALTO, CALIF. The city of Rialto is experiencing such a severe water shortage that its giving away Home Depot...

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This Month's Products

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THE FISHER ULTRA SPRAY VALVE

s able to save the user thousands of dollars a years in water and energy costs. Intended for commercial kitchens, the valve is able to deliver a full, cleaning-strength spray at only 1.15 GPM...


DELTA

THE URBAN COLLECTION OF FAUCETS AND FIXTURES is designed for city spaces with a clean, modern appearance. The Arzo faucet, shown above, features a bold angular design inspired by modern furniture and lighting.

CHICAGO FAUCETS

THE 1.5 GPM SOFTFLO LOW-CONSUMPTION AERATOR allows for compliance with local plumbing codes that require an aerator with lower water consumption than the standard 2.2 GPM...

THE CAPUCINE MAUVE PASSION RIM-MOUNTED THREEHOLE BASIN MIXER

features platinum decor on Bernardaud porcelain in a chrome finish with green butterflies. The high-end fixture features a built-in aerator for water efficiency...

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