Advantages with Uponor residential and commercial solutions

See how the switch to Uponor PEX increased speed of installation and the material cost savings for this school district in...

See how a century-old luxury hotel receives a major renovation that includes an Uponor PEX plumbing system...

See how the UVU pedestrian bridge used Uponor PP-RCT to make the walkway winter-safe...

Founded in 1971, Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center in Finland, Minn. was the first environmental learning center nationally accredited as a K-12 school. More than 15,000 people all over the region stay at the facility for several days to immerse themselves in developing the knowledge, skills, motivation and commitment to create a quality environment.

Learn why a Twin Cities homebuilder chooses Uponor plumbing, fire safety and radiant floor heating systems for his own home...

Developed by Uponor, this new solution takes the guesswork and freelancing out of piping installations. Each kit, which includes all the needed ProPEX® fittings, adapters, valves, and rings, is delivered to the job site — one kit per room or apartment — along with a material list and an isometric layout for the installer to follow, helping to minimize mistakes and maximize efficiency.

Justin Johnson and his wife, Jessica, had been planning their “forever home” for five years when they decided in late 2019 that they were finally ready to begin construction...

See the advantages of converting from an electric system to an Uponor hydronic heating and chilled water...

A 16-story multifamily complex repipes a failing galvanized pipe system with an Uponor AquaPEX® plumbing system...

After Saskatchewan passed the requirement for fire sprinklers in all assisted-living housing, this home needed a solution that would be fast and minimize...

See how Uponor hePEX is being used to heat an 18-floor building in a location where temperatures can dip below 0°F...

See how our radiant heating system contributed to remarkable heating and cooling cost savings, and the first...