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PHCP-PVF Price Increases: July 2026

Some select product categories saw increases of 10% or more

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Manufacturers announced another round of PHCP-PVF price adjustments in July, with increases affecting plumbing products, valves, fittings, specialty components, and more. While many manufacturers implemented modest increases in the low-single-digit range, some select product categories saw increases of 10% or more.

DiversiTech: Varies by item, effective July 1, 2026.

Duravent Group: 7% increase across its product portfolio, effective July 1.

JB Industries: 7.5% increase on brass access valves, capillary tubing, and fittings, effective July 1.

Johns Manville: 6-8% increase, effective July 1, 2026.

Jones Stephens: 3-10% increase on select PEX products, effective July 1.

LACO: Percentage increase TBA, effective July 1.

Moen: 10% increase (commercial line), effective July 1.

JPL: Increase TBA, effective July 5.

Mission Rubber: 3% increase on standard no hub couplings and heavyweight heavy duty no hub couplings, effective July 5.

Florestone: 3.3% increase, effective July 6.

Rectorseal: Up to 3%, effective July 6.

Supco: Average increase of 3-5%, effective July 6.

A.Y. McDonald: 6-15% increase on select plumbing product categories, effective July 7.

Centrotherm: 7% increase, effective July 12.

Oatey: 1.-5.4% increase on select product categories, effective July 27.

This article was originally posted on www.pmmag.com.

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Hannah Belloli is editor-in-chief of Plumbing & Mechanical and Supply House Times. She brings six years of experience as a trade journalist with BNP Media, including four years as an editor at The ACHR NEWS and two years with Walls & Ceilings. Hannah holds a bachelor’s degree in communications from Wayne State University, where she also earned minors in English, journalism, and creative writing. As the daughter of a carpenter, she has long held an appreciation for the skilled trades and the professionals who drive the industry forward.