A cross between needle-nose pliers and wire strippers, this new tool allows the... More
A reader ponders whether to stick with steam or convert to hydronic. More
To curtail wasted water and energy, the NRDC and the UA propose that all hot water piping systems in new buildings be insulated, such as those serving lavatories, showers, dishwashers, and kitchen sinks. More
December’s hard freeze wreaked havoc with fire sprinkler pipes in parts of the United States. More
Some states and municipalities only allow the use of black iron pipe for gas lines, but one JOURNAL OF LIGHT CONSTRUCTION reader wants to know why galvanized pipes aren't allowed. Here's what one expert plumber had to say. More
These tools fall into the category of “bet you didn’t know such a thing existed.” More
I have no idea whether or not this Jake fellow is for real, but what he experiences on the jobsite looks oh-so-familiar… More
At just 5 pounds, these portable shears can go anywhere to help HVAC installers cut duct pipe, corrugated panels, and more. More
Court orders removal of PEX plumbing from the stateís plumbing code, effective July 1. More
