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Westcoast Water Works Warehouse: The Waterworks Resource

Mike Miazga

December 17, 2019

Corona, California-based Westcoast Water Works Warehouse (W4) was founded in 2003 by three principal owners.

Bruce Merrifield: Status-quo cultures vs. imperative change

Bruce Merrifield

December 11, 2019

Amazon is teaching everyone to want an increasingly better e-buying journey. Because Amazon is corralling next-generation B2B buyers’ searches, manufacturers are scrambling to create omnichannel solutions for B2B e-buyers.

The Jetsons and plumbing

Mike Miazga

December 11, 2019

In November I had the opportunity for the second time in 2019 to hear author, columnist and small business owner Gene Marks do his thing at the ASA Central annual meeting (the former MwDA group) in Oak Brook Terrace, Illinois.

Forward-thinking Midland Industries takes partnering with its customers to an entirely new level

Mike Miazga

December 11, 2019

There is much more than meets the eye when it comes to Kansas City, Missouri-based Midland Industries.

Viega announces winter training schedule

Classes to be held in Colorado and New Hampshire.

December 5, 2019

Viega announced its Winter 2019-20 lineup of courses at its seminar centers in Broomfield, Colo., and Nashua, N.H.

ASA member sales up 6.4% from last year

November 27, 2019

Risk of slight recession still on horizon.

Ferguson Ventures invests in Whisker Labs and Ting technology

November 27, 2019

Ting identifies early warning signals of electrical malfunction, a major cause of thousands of residential home fires in the U.S. each year.

NIBCO completes acquisition of Milwaukee Valve

November 21, 2019

NIBCO announced today it completed the acquisition of Milwaukee Valve Company.

Construction starts to slip back in 2020

Dodge Outlook Report predicts economic slowdown to have broad based impact on total construction growth.

November 21, 2019

Dodge Data & Analytics released its 2020 Dodge Construction Outlook. The report predicts that total U.S. construction starts will slip to $776 billion in 2020, a decline of 4% from the 2019 estimated level of activity.