An existing structure with plans to become an industrial manufacturing facility needed a reliable plumbing solution that would integrate with the building’s current system and be fast to install.  

Diane Cahill, CEO of Cahill Strategies, a New York MWBE-certified government relations and communications firm with a robust construction practice area specializing in project-specific solutions and regulatory reform, suggests approving PEX in New York City’s (NYC) plumbing code is the key to advancing more affordable housing projects in the city.

GF Building Flow Solutions Americas is proud to announce the launch of 565 Butterfly Valves, a strategic addition to the growing Uponor ChlorFIT® Schedule 80 Corzan® CPVC system.

Follow along with Tony Czerminger on this residential home re-pipe. After this home in Apple Valley, MN suffered major damage from a fire, it was restored  down to the studs.

John Mesenbrink, president of Mechanical Hub Media, visits the Leading with Water Tour in Chicago, IL.

Located in the heart of Minneapolis, U.S. Bank Stadium was designed with a slanted glass roof, allowing snow and ice to slide off into catch basins located around the roof’s perimeter.

Stephanie Radel, director of Hot and Cold Water Supply Americas at GF Building Flow Solutions (GF) , joined Plumbing and Mechanical’s And So It Flows podcast to discuss Uponor hybrid piping solutions.

In honor of World Water Week, Great River Greening is proud to announce a bold, multi-year effort, supported by Uponor and the Minnesota Twins, to protect Minnesota’s most vital resource: water. Together, they aim to restore critical lands, strengthen the vitality of our waterways, and build healthier, more resilient communities for generations to come.

Marlena Pahlman, the marketing projects manager at GF Building Flow Solutions Americas, joined Mechanical Hub’s Appetite for Construction podcast. She discussed the Uponor Leading with Water Tour and mobile unit.

At the Minnesota Zoo, a massive predator roamed in a custom-built habitat designed to mimic the tropical heat of its native islands in Indonesia. The Komodo dragon is the world’s largest living lizard, and as part of the reptile family relies on its environment to regulate its body temperature.