Volume 2011, Issue 3 - Plumbing-Heating

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Volume 2011 Issue 3
PHCC Memberhip It’s Good for Your Business
2011 Ohio PHCC Directory Issue
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Departments:
CC Dir
ectory
Issue
A Message From the President 6
Legally Speaking:
Federal Government Pushing for More Unionization 10
Keeping Score: Succession Planning 12
Ohio PHCC Local Chapter News 14
PHCC Membership Application 28
PHCC of Ohio 2011 - 2012 Officers & Board 30
Features:
Gerry Kennedy, PHCC National Association Executive Vice President:
PHCC Membership - It’s Good for Your Business 8
Ohio PHCC 2011 Membership Directory 15 - 22
ACCA / PHCC 2012 Ohio Convention & Expo - Save the Date 23
Task Force Says Privatizing Workers’ Compensation May Be Feasible 24
Ohio BWC: Group Rating Safety Accountability 26
Ohio BWC: Safety Resource 27
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Departments
From the President
Bruce Stebbins
I
can’t believe how quickly this summer flew by.
It seems like overnight I went from sweating
through three t-shirts per day, to needing a
sweatshirt instead! It was around July 4th that
Rocco called to ruin yet another holiday weekend
by giving me my newsletter deadline. GREAT!
What can I possibly say now? Why didn’t he wait
until at least July 7th to stress me out again? And
then it came to me…
One of my favorite perks of PHCC is the
camaraderie. I enjoy bonding with other PHCC
members who have the same business issues as I
do. I have learned so much from fellow members.
By sharing stories, ideas, successes and failures, I
have been able to implement several ideas in my
own company that have proven priceless. I have
also developed several partnerships with fellow
PHCC members and together, we work as a team
offering help, referrals and guidance when needed.
As I mentioned in my last letter, I know PHCC
has my back in the political arena. That’s one less
thing to keep me up at night! It’s satisfying to be
a part of an organization whose purpose it is to
protect my best interest.
PHCC Ohio provides numerous MEMBERS
ONLY benefits. The License Bond Program is one
I use constantly. Members can purchase sewer
and water, plumbing and HVACR bonds at a
discounted cost for all municipalities in which they
work. My other favorite benefit is saving money
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on fuel by using SPEEDWAY. As we all know, the
price of fuel is daunting and I’ll take a break at any
opportunity.
The Continuing Education Credits are another
bonus my local chapter really appreciates. We
have informative speakers covering subjects
ranging from insurance and worker’s comp to new
product installation and estate planning. This past
July we also participated in a CPR class - which
means I could save your life!
There are other ways to save money as a
PHCC member. Aramark Work Apparel and
Uniform Services provide a 25% discount on
leased or purchased uniforms. PlumbMaster
offers various discounts, and a percentage of the
company’s purchases for the year can be applied
towards PHCC membership dues.
There are numerous benefits we receive as
members of PHCC and not all of them revolve
around the dollar. Please take a look at the state
website, www.phccohio.org, and click on the
“Member Only” section for a more complete
listing. While you’re there, take a look at the
information for our Annual Convention that’s
coming March 28-31, 2012.
Until next time, keep this thought in mind,
“Television is like the invention of indoor
plumbing. It didn’t change people’s habits. It just
kept them inside the house”- Alfred Hitchcock.
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PHCC Membership
It’s Good for Your Business
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By Gerry Kennedy,
PHCC National Association
Executive Vice President
n several recent state PHCC publications, a recurring theme
appears in articles written by members: membership in
PHCC is just “good business.” The p-h-c contractors all
spoke of how they have benefited from the good business
practices available to them through their membership in PHCC:
• Surrounding themselves with motivated like-minded
contractors;
• Educating themselves and their employees through
PHCC resources and as many possible training
opportunities as possible; and
• Taking time to have a voice on issues impacting their
business.
With updated technologies, new laws and unprecedented
economic challenges, it’s essential to stay on top of your game.
And the companies adopting business philosophies like the
ones outlined above are keeping up with change to become
successful.
Rest assured that PHCC “has your back.” Whether you’ve
already joined our great association or are looking for a home
of similar contractors and business-building resources, PHCC
can be your most valuable business partner. We’re on top
of the latest technologies; we’re offering targeted training
opportunities and the resources you need today and to prepare
for the future; and our legislative voice truly is making a
difference on the state and local levels and in Washington.
Here’s a glimpse of what we’ve been up to lately:
programs and Employment Services, as these programs are
critical to rebuilding our nation’s economy.
• Working with the Family Business Estate Tax Coalition to
repeal the estate tax.
• Working with the Government Withholding Relief
Coalition to repeal the 3% withholding.
• Working with a newly formed coalition to lobby the House
and Senate to extend and restore the tax credits for energy
efficiency improvements.
We’re conducting third-party research to provide data to
the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) about the negative
impacts of its Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting (LRRP)
rule for public and commercial buildings.
Good News in Washington
Fortunately, Congress knows that small business is the
backbone right now in our nation’s economy. Members of
Congress have always encouraged input from their constituents,
but they especially want to hear from small businesses.
Currently, PHCC is:
• Lobbying to restore funding for the Workforce Investment
Act (WIA), the Perkins Career and Technical Education
Webinars That Work
As PHCC members, you can tap into more than 20
business and technical web-based training seminars geared
just for you. Our latest additions include “Using Stainless
vs. Copper,” “Partnering with Women & Minority Owned
Businesses to Get Government Work,” and “New Business
Opportunities in Water Conservation and Reuse.” To enhance
these valuable sessions, reference materials and worksheets are
Technical and Code Issues
PHCC is leading the way on technical and code issues and
providing input to the appropriate parties. We’re working on
everything from National Standard Plumbing Code (NSPC)
changes to drain line carry studies to residential fire sprinkler
accreditation. And, our efforts are making a difference … a
recent example is the withdrawal of the Department of Energy’s
proposed showerhead rule. PHCC worked hard to outline to
officials and the stakeholder community the negative impacts
this redefinition of “what constitutes a showerhead” would
have had on the high-end bathroom installation sector of the
plumbing industry.
often provided. Check out the selections under the “Meetings
and Events” section at www.phccweb.org. And, don’t forget
that – as a PHCC member – past webinars are conveniently
available for on-demand viewing.
OSHA Training
If you need Occupational Health & Safety Act (OSHA)
training for your government contract work, check out the
Contractor Resources section at www.phccweb.org. We offer a
10- and 30-Hour Construction Outreach course (complete with
study guide), OSHA construction courses, general industry
courses and hazardous waste training, as well as books and CDs
to complement the various training courses. Other safety and
risk management resources also are available online.
HVACR Home Study Course
This summer, the PHCC Educational Foundation released
its HVACR 401 online home study course, completing its full
four-year online apprenticeship-related instruction program for
HVACR apprentices. This program allows apprentices who are
unable to attend a classroom-based apprenticeship program the
opportunity to complete the program online.
CONNECT 2011
If you’re looking for the industry’s most powerful ideas
and business strategies, the latest products and technologies,
and an opportunity to collaborate with your partners in the
industry – all in one place – make sure to attend the annual
PHCC Convention and Product & Technology Showcase!
This truly is the only national event exclusively for the p-h-c
industry. If you missed this year’s convention, you missed a lot:
• The educational opportunities, including a presentation on
“Leading Change: 8 Steps to Successful Transformation”
and a session on “Retirement Financial Planning.”
• Tips on expanding your business into markets like water
and energy conservation audits, solar thermal, highefficiency plumbing fixtures and hydronic heating systems.
• Our always-popular plumbing apprentice contest … and so
much more! See what you missed at www.phccweb.org/
connect.
It All Makes Sense!
There’s no denying that our industry is changing rapidly,
and we have to change with it. Partnering with PHCC makes
perfect sense when it comes to keeping up-to-date with new
technologies, strategies and laws affecting our industry. If
you’re already a member, now is the time to get more involved
and take advantage of the resources that are available to you.
If you haven’t joined yet, partner with PHCC today and start
putting us to work for you. Contact us at (800) 533-7694,
[email protected] or www.phccweb.org.
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Departments
Legally Speaking
Bob Dunlevey
Dunlevey, Mahan & Furry
Federal Government Pushing
for More Unionization
T
here is a strong movement in Washington right now to
get more private sector employees unionized through a
series of regulatory proposals that most employers don’t
even know about. What Washington was not able to do because
of the defeat of the Employee Free Choice Act [the card check
law permitting unionization without an election] is now being
done by a series of proposed regulations of the National Labor
Relations Board and the Department of Labor. These are the
biggest changes to the union representation election process
since 1947 and make it much easier for a union to organize
your company. Moreover, DOL regulations are being proposed
to discourage companies from hiring consultants to advise
them on how to remain union free when an election petition
is threatening. On top of all of this, the NLRB is proposing
changes in the law to give employees access to company email
systems so that individuals can wage pro-union campaigns and
if the company disciplines an employee for blogging negative
things about the company and its management, the employees
would be free from retribution even if the company is harmed.
Coupling all of this together could very easily cause a surge
in union organizing activities at one of the worst economic
periods in our country’s history. The citizenry is unaware
of these not so subtle changes because these changes are not
coming through new laws debated on the floor of Congress
but instead through proposed regulatory changes in various
federal agencies and through regulatory rulings. You need to
act now to have your voice heard in Washington and, right now,
you need to create an effective union free program for your
workplace.
On June 21, 2011, the NLRB proposed “reforms” to the
union organizing procedures that were published and the
NLRB has invited comments until August 22. Interest groups
are lining up on both sides and speaking out loudly. The
changes would restrict a company’s ability to communicate
with its employees and hinder a worker’s right to make a fully
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informed decision in a union election. It would streamline the
process to reduce the amount of time from the union filing
its request for an election to the time of the actual election –
thereby restricting the management’s opportunity to voice its
views on the matter. Remember, unions prepare and campaign
secretly well in advance of filing for an election – a distinct
advantage. Also, among other things, the rule would require
the company to turn over email addresses for its employees
so that the union could communicate with them [at work?].
The only pro-management member of the NLRB commented
about the proposed rule and said “in truth, the problem which
my colleagues seek to address through these rule revisions is
not that the representation election process generally takes too
long – it is that unions are not winning more elections.” But,
in the most recent annual report of the NLRB, the unions were
wining 63.8 % of those elections. Various representatives of
the Obama administration recently have voiced the opinion
that strong unions are important to developing a strong middle
class and that increasing union membership is as important to
rebuilding the middle class as boosting college graduation rates.
In this faltering global economy, it is hard to see how increased
unionization would serve to improve our competitive edge in
the world and improve the quality of our workers’ lives in the
long term.
On a related matter, as of November 14, 2011, each
employer will be required to display a NLRB poster apprising
employees of their rights to join a union and how to contact
the NLRB. It even provides examples of unlawful employer
conduct. The poster is much like current EEO and DOL wagehour posters which must be displayed.
If your company does not have an effective union aversion
program in place, contact Bob Dunlevey, Board Certified
Specialist in Labor and Employment Law, at (937) 223-6003
for more information.
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Departments
Keeping Score
Michael Bohinc. CPA
Succession Planning
A
ccording to a PricewaterhouseCoopers survey,
one-quarter of the family-run companies are due to
change hands within the next five years. Half of these
companies are expected to remain in the family. Yet almost half
of all responding companies have no succession plan.
What is succession planning? It’s the process of planning
for transition of a business from one generation to the next or,
for non-family companies, from one owner to the next. Even
if you’re not yet ready to hand over the keys of the business,
it’s still important to have a plan in place in case something
unexpected happens. Because succession planning is often tied
into estate planning, it gets put off because most people are
uncomfortable thinking about it.
Think about it, though. Succession plans help assure that
when you do decide to leave the business (retire or pass away)
the business will continue on. Without proper planning, you’ll
be subjecting your loved ones to financial & tax issues on top
of the emotional issues involved. In fact, many businesses
have closed because of the taxes imposed on the untimely sale
or transfer of the business. It’s like a ship with no captain. It
wanders aimlessly where it may capsize or run aground due to a
storm. Research from the Family Firm Institute shows that only
30 percent of family-owned businesses survive the transition
from the first to the second generation. It goes downhill from
there. Only 12 percent survive to the third generation and only
3 percent make it to the fourth generation.
What can be done to improve these statistics? Start
planning for the transition. Remember, this is a process and not
a singular event. It’s not something that is done in a day, week,
month or year. Plans can take years to fully implement. Let’s
take a look at the steps involved in the succession planning
process.
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Identify your goals and objectives – What do you want to
do? What’s your timeline on retiring or leaving the business?
What are your wishes in case of illness or death? Is the business
going to be sold or gifted to the children? Is it going to be sold
to outside parties? There are different strategies for selling to
families or outside parties. You need to have a clear list of your
goals and objectives.
Identify your successors – Who’s going to take over
ownership and management of the company? Are the children
involved in the business in leadership roles? Are they capable
of taking the keys and driving the business? It’s important
for the owner to identify the successors early on. If they need
additional training on running the business, be sure that they get
it. Make sure the successor understands the company’s vision.
Once you identify who is going to succeed you in the business,
make sure the employees, vendors and clients know this. Once
you’ve handed the keys over, you’re no longer driving. Don’t
be a backseat driver. Your employees will pick up on this and
you’ll undermine the whole transition process!
Create or review your estate plan – In family businesses,
succession planning and estate planning go hand-in-hand. This
is when you bring in the members of your outside professional
team: CPA, attorney, and others as necessary. They will all play
a role in assuring that your wishes are clearly stated and set up
properly to address tax and legal matters.
Get a business valuation – Whether you’re selling your
business to family members or outside parties, it’s important
to get an independent valuation done on the business. If you’re
looking to get the most you can for your business, then you’d
likely be looking to sell it to outside parties. It’s not always in
your best interest to have the business be valued at the highest
amount. There are tax and estate planning issues that come
into play. Who would be interested in the highest value for the
business besides yourself? Do the letters I-R-S ring a bell?
Valuing a business is like a cold shower for many owners.
It’s startling and eye-opening. The business is usually not worth
what the owner thinks it is. A lot of times it’s because the owner
is looking at it emotionally. Things that the owner believe have
value to the business aren’t considered valuable by the buyer. In
some cases, I’ve seen a valuation come back at about a third of
what the owner thought the value was.
The business valuation also depends on the method used
for valuing it. Is it going to be valued based on the income (or
projected income) or on the assets (or replacement cost of the
assets) of the company? Implement the plan – Execute the steps in the succession
plan that you’ve created. Train, educate and encourage your
successor. Make sure everyone knows what’s going to happen,
when it’s going to happen and how it’s going to happen. Meet
with your advisors and review the plan as necessary.
Succession planning impacts all parties involved in the
company from the employees to the clients to the vendors. It’s
never too early to start planning. Transitioning a business is
more successful when there’s a plan. The old adage “Failing
to plan is a plan to fail” is true. Hopefully, the overview of this
process has given you some things to think about in your own
business.
U.S. Treasury Department Circular 230 Disclosure: To
ensure compliance with requirements imposed by the IRS,
we inform you that, unless expressly stated otherwise, any
U.S. federal tax advice contained in this communication
(including any attachments) is not intended or written to
be used, and cannot be used, for the purpose of (i) avoiding
penalties under the Internal Revenue Code or (ii) promoting,
marketing or recommending to another party any transaction
or matter addressed herein. This article is not intended to
be comprehensive in nature and competent professional
accounting, tax and legal advice should be sought in
determining the issues that impact your specific situation.
Michael A. Bohinc is a certified public accountant in
Cleveland, OH. He is also a licensed HVAC and plumbing
contractor in the State of Ohio. He is a Consult & Coach
Partner for the Service Roundtable. He is also an associate
member of the PHCC of Ohio and ACCA of Ohio. He has 23
years’ experience working on business management issues in
the HVAC and plumbing industries. He can be reached at: 440/
708-2583, e-mail [email protected].
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Departments
PHCC Ohio Local Chapter NEWS
There are seven local chapters affiliated with PHCC Ohio: Akron, Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Eastern Ohio, Northeast Ohio and
Stark County. PHCC Ohio and our local chapters are affiliated with the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors national association.
Together our Associations (local, state and national) form one of the nation’s largest and strongest trade organizations and they
comprise the only organization working around the clock exclusively in the interest of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors.
Executive Manager: Theresa Engler
937-298-2980
[email protected]
Akron PHCC
Chapter President: Tim Frecka, Frecka, Inc
330-928-9230
[email protected]
PHCC Eastern Ohio
Chapter President: Doug McIntire, McIntire Plumbing
330-339-1539
[email protected]
Executive Secretary: Mary Williams
330-958-3602
[email protected]
Secretary: Greg Eisenhart, Sanford Plumbing & Supply
330-386-5191
[email protected]
Central Ohio PHCC
Chapter President: Terry Trimmer, The Waterworks
614-876-0999
[email protected]
Northeast Ohio Master PHCC
Chapter President: Gerry Gill, G.W. Gill Plumbing and Heating
440-439-4417
[email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer: Mike Lauber
614-679-6252
[email protected]
Cincinnati Master Plumbers
Chapter President: Henry Hofmeyer, Max Hofmeyer & Sons
513-921-1133
[email protected]
Executive Director: Joyce Frank
513-742-2672
[email protected]
Dayton PHCC
Chapter President: Bruce Stebbins, Stebbins Plumbing & Heating
937-859-4534
[email protected]
Executive Secretary: Debbie Tittl
440-337-4285
[email protected]
Stark County PHCC
Chapter President: Mike Kolp, J.L. Kolp Plumbing & Heating
330-499-8353
[email protected]
Secretary: David Keister
330-895-4256
[email protected]
s Congratulations to Edward Beresford of Cincinnati! Ed has been awarded a scholarship through
the Educational Foundation of the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors – National Association.
Scholarship recipients will receive up to $1,000 in tuition assistance and $1,500 in RIDGID tools. Ed is
working full-time for PHCC member Beresford Plumbing-Heating-Cooling and is currently enrolled in
the Cincinnati Master Plumbers Association (CMPA) Plumbing Apprenticeship Program.
CMPA Plumbing, Heating & Cooling Industry Expo Night, September 13, 2011
On August 5, Akron
PHCC attended an
Akron Aero’s game
attended by over 125
PHCC members, their
families and friends.
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OHIO PHCC 2011 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY
CHAPTER EXECUTIVES
Akron PHCC
Mary Williams
2278 Samira Rd
Stow, OH 44224
330-958-3602
[email protected]
Dayton Association PHCC
Theresa Engler
P.O. Box 292098
Dayton, OH 45429
937-298-2980
[email protected]
PHCC of Central Ohio
Mike Lauber, Secy/Treas
644 Savannah Dr
Columbus, OH 43228
614-607-6360
[email protected]
Stark Association PHCC
David Keister, Secretary
1215 Aurora Rd NE
Minerva, OH 44657
330-895-4256
[email protected]
CMPA
Joyce Frank, Executive Manager
11020 Southland Rd
Cincinnati, OH 45240
513-742-2672
[email protected]
NEOMPHCC
Debbie Tittl
18685 Jackson Dr
Chagrin Falls, OH 44023
440-337-4285
[email protected]
PHCC of Eastern Ohio
Liana Driscoll, Treasurer
55 Lisbon St
Canfield, OH 44406
330-533-5559
[email protected]
PHCC Ohio
Rocco Fana, Jr. Executive Director
20040 Carolyn Ave
800-686-7422
[email protected]
CONTRACTOR MEMBERS
4 Aces Sanitation Service, Inc.
Timothy J.Johnson
2500 Oxford State Rd
Middletown, OH 45044
513-422-2772
Ace Bros. Plumbing Co. Inc.
Eddie Rickenbacker
PO Box 26253
Akron, OH 44319-6253
330-773-1761
Arcade Plumbing, Inc.
Charles Laug
5108 Grossepointe Ln
Cincinnati, OH 45238-5718
513-451-4227
Beckler & Sons Plumbing Co.
Tom & Terry Beckler
3860 Meadowlark Ln
513-561-8987
A Plumbing, Inc.
Dave Wolfe
1000 Dublin Rd
Columbus, OH 43215-1116
614-486-4848
Action Plumbing & Sewer Cleaning
Jim McDermott
150 E Sprague Rd
Broadview Hts, OH 44147
440-223-4676
Archer Plumbing Co., Inc.
Alan Cohen
1003 Kieley Pl
513-641-0020
Beckley Plumbing & Heating
Dick Beckley
819 Kilbourne St
Bellevue, OH 44811-9431
419-483-2870
A. All Valley Plumbing
Jim Kroeger
110 E Mechanic St
Reading, OH 45215
513-733-3311
Adleta Plumbing Service, Inc.
Rick Adleta
5629 Indian Hill Ct
Hamilton, OH 45011-3824
513-646-4595
ARS Plumbing & Rescue Rooter
Michael Zenker Sr.
4547 Hinckley Ind. Pkwy., Ste B
Cleveland, OH 44109
216-214-3603
Beery Plumbing
Aaron Beery
9878 Steiner Rd
Rittman, OH 44270-9517
330-927-6926
A. C. Plbg. Htg. & Mechanical
Tony Caruso
24719 Duffield Rd
Beachwood, OH 44122
216-831-1719
Advanced Plumbing Services
Mike Musci
648 N Main St
Akron, OH 44310
330-535-2828
B & B Mechanical Services Inc.
Bill Williams / Bryan Kenny
2861 Sidney Ave
513-353-3370
Bemer Plumbing Company
Daniel P. Bemer Sr.
6791 Stroud Rd
Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
216-676-8504
A. J. Parker Plbg. & Htg. Inc.
Paul Jacobs
3919 Erie St
Willoughby, OH 44094-7704
440-942-3800
Anderson Hills Plumbing
Ernie, Jack & Ralph Vilardo
6229 Beechmont Ave
513-232-3821
Barleys Heating & Air Conditioning
Eldon Barley
7415 Middlebranch Rd, NE
Canton, OH 44721
330-497-0380
BJS Plumbing
Bill Skora
1917 Mayview
Cleveland, OH 44109
216-398-5646
A. J. Stockmeister, Inc.
Seth Stockmeister
976 E Main St
Jackson, OH 45640
740-286-2106
Applied Mechanical Services
Drew Mitakides
12082 Champion Way
513-825-1800
Baum Plbg. & Htg. Co. Inc.
Mark Armstrong
1012 W.Tuscarawas St
Canton, OH 44702-2030
330-456-3466
Bob Pitts Plumbing, LLC
Bob Pitts
5180 Carters Corner Rd
Sunbury, OH 43074
614-267-6100
AAA Flexible Pipe Corp.
Ernest B. Fisco
7277 Bessemer Ave
Cleveland, OH 44127-1815
216-341-2900
Approved Plumbing Co.
Dennis M. Schlekie
770 Ken Mar Ind. Pkwy
Broadview Hts., OH 44147
440-526-2905
Baumann Plumbing
Rodger Sweitzer
22 Westerville Sq
Westerville, OH 43081
614-888-2411
Bob Wolfer Plumbing Co., Inc.
Norman Wolfer
6740 Clough Pike
513-231-4438
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Braden’s Plumbing
Braden Thomas
4092 Darrow Rd
Stow, OH 44224
330-734-8177
Conrad’s Precision Plumbing
Kyle Conrad
1886 Gingerich St. N. E.
Hartville, OH 44632-9600
330-877-6369
Eckel Plumbing Company
Wm. E. Eckel
PO Box 204
Harrison, OH 45030-0204
812-637-5800
Frank Niesen Co., The
Frank G. Niesen, III
500 W Sharon Rd
513-541-4444
C & D Mechanical Inc.
Ken Meyer
7600 Production Dr
513-574-4699
Corsillo Plbg. & Sewer Cleaning Co.
Andrew Corsillo
23850 St. Clair Ave
Euclid, OH 44117-3126
440-461-2200
Ed’s HVAC Plumbing Electric
Mike Kiminas
4025 Gibson Dr
Tipp City, OH 45371
937-667-6713
Frecka, Inc.
Rick Frecka
1770 Newberry St
Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221-4018
330-928-9230
C & S Plumbing
Clarence McDermott
6032 State Rd
Parma Hts, OH 44134
216-886-3949
D & A Plumbing & Heating
Eric D. Seifert
PO Box 1017
Uniontown, OH 44685-1017
330-499-8733
Edwards Plumbing & Heating Co.
Galen T. Edwards
1577 Chardon Rd
Euclid, OH 44117-1512
216-531-1721
Fred A. Nemann Co.
Fred Nemann, Jr.
6480 Bender Rd
513-467-9400
C. J. Hughes & Sons Plumbing
Howard Hughes
250 Security Dr
Fairfield, OH 45014
513-874-3456
D & L Plumbing Service Inc.
Dan Voight
5495 Studebaker Rd
Tipp City, OH 45371
937-667-1712
Elite Plumbing Co.
Robert B. Kiefer
1573 Claretta Dr
513-729-0713
G & K Plumbing Company, Inc.
James H. Wilson
2255 Florence Ave
513-751-1107
C. Lee Plumbing Services, LLC
Chris Lee
3420 Cavalier Trail, Unit F
Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44224
330-762-0100
D. McIntosh Plbg. & Drain Services
Dennis McIntosh
10581 Pottinger Rd
513-742-3410
Elliott and Bradley Plumbing, Inc.
Donald Elliott
10030 Windisch
West Chester, OH 45069-2113
513-772-0050
G & R Plumbing, Inc
Randy Partin
562 Clough Pike
513-528-5151
Calla Plumbing Co.
Patrick M. Calla
5605 Foley Rd
513-451-9361
Debord Ben Franklin Plumbing
Dennis Kratochvil
12043 Mayfield Rd
Chardon, OH 44024
440-286-6002
Feichtner Bros. Plumbing Co.
Richard Feichtner
4407 Kemper Ave
St. Bernard, OH 45217-1714
513-242-2400
G. W. Gill Plumbing & Heating
Gerry Gill
80 W Grace
Bedford, OH 44146
440-439-4417
Campbell Plumbing LLC
Dan Campbell
PO.Box 31265
513-729-1510
Dick Esser Plumbing & Heating
Jim Esser
1138 Lexington Ave
Lorain, OH 44052
440-246-5594
Feldkamp Enterprises, Inc.
Jack Rahn
3642 Muddy Creek Rd
513-347-4500
G. W. Hesse Plumbing Service
Gerald Hesse
8617 Livingston Rd
513-385-7766
Carr Electric, Heating & Cooling
Kenneth E.Carr
3943 Demarc Ct
513-574-3753
Dick Scott Plumbing, Inc.
Richard A. Scott
619 Delhi Ave
513-921-2254
Ferguson Brothers Htg. & Plbg. Co.
Randy Ferguson
PO.Box 9127
Huntington, WV 25704
304-522-8371
Geiler Company, The
Reid Geiler
6561 Glenway Ave
513-574-1200
Ciro’s Sewer Cleaning, Inc.
Ciro Grandini Jr.
37100 Research Dr
Eastlake, OH 44095
440-942-6867
DiFranco Plumbing Co.
dba Adelmo’s Elec. Sewer Cleaning
Joseph DiFranco
4917 Van Epps Rd
Cleveland, OH 44131
216-641-2300
Ferretti Plumbing & Heating
Bob Ferretti
6638 Commonwealth Blvd
Parma Hts., OH 44130
440-842-3000
Gil Ruehl Mechanical Inc.
Gil Ruehl
5736 Springdale Rd
513-385-3850
Fetz Plumbing-Heating & A/C
Robert D. Fetz Jr.
PO Box 516
Urbana, OH 43078
937-652-1136
GM Mechanical, Inc.
Gerald E. Miller
4263 State Route 48, P.O. Box 190
Covington, OH 45318-0190
937-473-3006
Finley Plumbing Inc.
Timothy Finley
PO Box 1317
Norton, OH 44203
330-825-7049
Grabill Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Luke Grabill
10235 Manchester Ave SW
Beach City, OH 44608-9774
330-756-2075
Flow-Rite Plumbing Inc.
Daniel L. Bauer
3330 Van Zandt Dr
513-383-4242
Grendzinski Plumbing Co.
Ron Grendzinski
7062 Ashlawn Dr
Brecksville, OH 44141
440-562-8920
Classic Plumbing Professionals
James P. Hargis
4636 Shepler Church Ave SW
Canton, OH 44706
330-456-6697
Coblentz Plumbing, Inc.
Wendell Coblentz
13014 Lake Ave NE, Ste 100
PO Box 884
Hartville, OH 44632-8927
330-877-8989
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Dupps Plumbing, Inc.
Jim Dupps
29 Standen Dr, #106
Hamilton, OH 45105
513-874-8899
E. H. Duncan, Inc.
Thomas Duncan
108 S Main St
Poland, OH 44514
330-757-3764
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C.P.I. MARKETING Columbus, Ohio
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Gus Lewin Plumbing Co.
Gus Lewin, Jr.
4312 Watterson St
513-271-0866
Holt Mechanical
Michael Smith
137 Patti Dr
614-901-8020
Jim Neltner Plumbing
Jim Neltner
635 W Johns HIll Rd
Wilder, KY 41076-1304
606-441-6495
Kramer Plumbing Co., Inc.
Brian Wm. Kramer
PO Box 549
Addyston,OH 45001
513-353-1936
H & S Plumbing Inc.
Randall Shoup
5590 W Kessler Cowlesville Rd
West Milton, OH 45383
937-836-8725
Holtmeier Plumbing Co., Inc.
Andy Holtmeier
6310 Madison Rd
513-271-2273
Jim the Plumber LLC
Jim Evans
PO Box 36222
513-731-0602
Larkin Plumbing Inc.
Jeff Larkin
PO Box 255
Miamitown, OH 45041
513-922-3988
H. E. Neumann Company
Don A. Wagenheim
PO Box 6208 / 92 Sixteenth St
Wheeling, WV 26003-3660
304-232-3040
Houston Plumbing & Htg., Inc.
Rick Houston
724 Montgomery Rd NE
Newark, OH 43055
740-763-3961
Joe Klosterman Plumbing, Inc.
Joe Klosterman
7534 Fairwayglen Dr
513-353-2956
Litts Plumbing
Jerry Payner
6510 Pearl Rd
Parma Hts, OH 44130
440-884-4600
Haas Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Jay Haas Jr.
377 Beaumont Dr
Fairlawn, OH 44333
330-666-8630
Howerton Plumbing, Inc.
Dean Howerton
2367 S Dixie Dr
Kettering, OH 45409
937-293-5534
Joe Schmitt & Sons Plbg. & Htg., LLC
Joseph Schmitt
500 Alta Ave, PO Box 237
Englewood, OH 45322
937-836-3086
Lotts Plumbing & Heating
Markus Lott
2750 Dorman Dr
Portsmouth, OH 45662
740-353-5087
Haberek Plumbing & Heating
James Haberek
5180 W 164th St
Brookpark, OH 44142
216-433-7774
J & H Mechanical Inc.
John Hudek
669 Bauer Rd
Somerville, OH 45064-9469
513-726-4745
Johnson’s Plumbing & Heating Co.
Heath J. Johnson, Pres.
1840 Otsego Ave
Coshocton, OH 43812-9370
740-622-4438
McHugh’s Plumbing Inc.
Bob McHugh
8018 Wilson Mills Rd
Chesterland, OH 44026
440-729-9777
Haft Plumbing Co.
Rick Haft
6003 Harrison Ave
513-661-8745
J. L. Kolp Plbg., Heating & Cooling
Michael Kolp
975 Penny St SE
North Canton, OH 44720
330-499-8353
McIntire Plumbing
Doug McIntire
842 Cookson Ave SE
New Philadelphia, OH 44663-1525
330-339-1539
Halpin Plumbing, Inc.
Joe Halpin
7747 Reinhold Dr
513-631-2001
J. P. Plumbing, Inc.
James A. Pezzano
6676 St. Rt. 45, PO Box 316
Lisbon, OH 44432
330-424-0054
KALON, LLC
dba Kettering-Oakwood Plumbing
Claude Hatfield
4370 Tonawanda Trail
Beavercreek, OH 45430
937-429-3386
Harner Plumbing, Inc.
Ray Harner
2480 Bartlett Rd
Mantua, OH 44255-9417
330-626-5551
J. R. Sbrocco Plumbing Inc.
John R. Sbrocco
PO Box 43354
Richmond Heights, OH 44143
440-442-7940
Hartville Plumbing
Curtis Coblentz
880 Sunnyside St SW
Hartville, OH 44632
330-877-3133
Jarvis Mechanical Constructors, Inc.
Larry Mace
803 U.S. Hwy 50
Milford, OH 45150
513-831-0055
Helmes Plumbing Inc.
Mike Helmes
425 Anderson Ferry Rd
513-922-3761
Jeff Bernhardt Plumbing
Jeff Bernhardt
6000 Gaines Rd
513-923-2335
Herrmann Plumbing Co., Inc.
Kim J. Herrmann
8256 Clara Ave
513-931-2830
Jeff the Plumber, Inc.
Jeffrey Thompson
1100 Tower Dr
Akron, OH 44305
330-940-2600
Hofmann Plumbing Corporation
Peter Renuart
26052 Center Ridge Rd
Westlake, OH 44145-4012
440-871-3000
Jensen-Reiche Plbg. & Htg., Inc.
Craig Palmer
PO Box 2546
Stow, OH 44224-3697
330-297-7122
Keister Plumbing & Htg., Inc.
David Keister
1215 Aurora Rd NE
Minerva, OH 44657
330-895-4256
Ken Neyer Plumbing, Inc.
Ken Neyer Jr.
4895 St. Rt. 128
Cleves, OH 45002-9752
513-353-3311
Kerlin Company
John F. Kerlin
11976 Tramway Dr
513-563-4552
Komar Plumbing Co. Inc.
Jim Grantz
49 Roche Way
Youngstown, OH 44512-6213
330-758-5073
Kralik Plumbing & Htg.
Tod Kralik
5201 Sassafras Dr
Parma, OH 44129
440-237-8824
Mechanical Systems of Dayton, Inc.
Steve Storck
4401 Springfield St
Dayton, OH 45431
937-254-3235
Midwestern Plumbing Service
Gene Hehemann
3984 Bach Buxton Rd
Amelia, OH 45102-1014
513-753-0050
Miracle Plbg., Htg. & Cooling Co.
Steven J. Brown
2121 Whipple Avenue NW
Canton, OH 44708-2361
330-477-2402
MJ Baumann Co., Inc.
Lawrence F. Irwin
6400 Broughton Ave
Columbus, OH 43213-3659
614-759-7100
Monroe Plumbing Inc.
Keith Monroe
16675 West Park Circle
440-708-0006
Mueller Plumbing
Leland Prince
5920 Sunland St, NE
Louisville, OH 44641
330-455-4860
Neff Company, Inc., The
Liana Driscoll
55 Lisbon St
Canfield, OH 44406
330-533-5559
Plumbing Source Inc., The
Greg Faustina
5042 Corbin
Bedford Hts., OH 44128
216-365-0600
Ray Esser & Sons Inc.
Randy Esser
830 Walnut St , Ste 1
Elyria, OH 44035-3353
440-324-2018
Rupp Plumbing & Heating
Edward Rupp
14639 County Road St
Lyons, OH 43533
419-337-0867
New Philly Plumbing LLC
Raymond Bongini
1619 Steele Hill Rd NW
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
330-343-4211
Polien Plumbing LLC
Steve Polien
17164 Northbrook Trail
216-381-5554
Ray Jacobs Plumbing Company LLC
Raymond Jacobs
5181 Shelby Ln
Liberty Twp., OH 45044-9432
513-777-8604
Russell Plumbing Inc.
Steve Russell
8181 Camargo Rd
513-561-2888
Niehaus Plumbing, Inc.
Ted Swisshelm
PO Box 490
Felicity, OH 45120
513-321-2867
Pompeii’s Plumbing & Heating Inc.
Matt Pompeii
33751 Lear Ind. Pkwy.
Avon, OH 44012
440-937-6006
Reilly Plumbing Co., Inc.
Mike P. Reilly
5617 Muddy Creek Rd
Cincinnati ,OH 45238-1869
513-922-6327
Sam’l Beresford Plumbing Co., Inc.
Tom Beresford
6225 Montgomery Rd
513-631-3395
Nieman Plumbing, Inc.
Drew Nieman
2030 Stapleton Ct
513-851-5588
Portage Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Robert G. Palmer
9657 St. Rt. 43
Streetsboro, OH 44241-5331
330-626-3404
Reliable Plumbing & Heating Inc.
Tony Burgei
205 W Second St
Delphos, OH 45833-1604
419-695-2921
Sanford Plumbing & Supply
Greg Eisenhart
1725 Pennsylvania Ave
East Liverpool, OH 43920
330-386-5191
Nixco Plumbing Inc.
Jeff Heger
4281 U.S. Route 42
Mason, OH 45040
513-398-5907
Quality Plus Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Nick Holdridge
1012 E Chestnut St
Lancaster, OH 43130-4018
740-687-6121
Rescue Rooter
Jason Norris
3050 Switzer Ave
Columbus, OH 43219
614-475-7071
Sarver Plumbing Inc.
Phillip Jones
PO Box 397
Arcanum, OH 45304-0397
937-947-2200
Norhio Plumbing, Inc.
Herman Bohinc
11342 Chamberlain Rd
Aurora, OH 44202
330-562-9671
R & R Plumbing Company, Inc.
R. Lyn Nisly
PO.Box 1087
Uniontown, OH 44685-1087
330-305-1956
Rich Holthaus Plumbing Co.
Chris M. Holthaus
503 W Benson St
513-761-1238
Schlueter Plumbing, Inc.
Joe Schlueter
2533 E Sharon Rd
Sharonville, OH 452411858
513-771-0514
Ohio Heating & Refrigeration
Sam Goldstein
PO Box 91203
Columbus, OH 43209
614-863-6666
R & T Schneider Plumbing, Inc.
Tom Schneider
7867 Foxtrot
North Bend, OH 45052-9504
513-941-6851
Ritter Plumbing Co, Inc.
John L. Ritter
354 Carr Drive
Brookville, OH 45309-2605
937-833-6514
Schott Plumbing, Inc.
Mark Mitchell
2551 Lance Dr
Dayton, OH 45409
937-299-7751
Paley Plumbing & Heating Co. Inc.
David Paley
23524 Miles Rd
216-663-5090
R. L. S. Plumbing Co.
Robert Schlueter
9835 Lakeview Dr
513-521-7586
Robert Jones Plumbing, Inc.
Robert Jones
6071 State Route 128
Cleves, OH 45002
513-353-2230
Servizzi & Knabe Plumbing
Tom Knabe
5406 Douglas Fir Ct
513-541-2400
Pepera Plumbing LLC
Jim Pepera
7318 Glenwillow Pl
Solon, OH 44139
216-789-8843
R. L. Winfield, Inc.
Rae L. Winfield
3874 Ridge Road NE
Cortland, OH 44410-9703
330-638-5295
Roman Plumbing Company
Scott Kocher / Doug Kocher
2411 Shepler Church SW
Canton, OH 44706-4111
330-455-5155
Shearer Plumbing & Heating Co.
Glenn Shearer
910 Center St
Bryan, OH 43506
419-636-1751
Perry Kelly Plumbing, Inc.
Perry Kelly
4498 Mt. Carmel-Tabasco Rd
513-528-6554
R. T. Hampton Plumbing & Heating
Dennis Elliott
226 West Maple St
North Canton, OH 44720-2716
330-494-6743
Roto-Rooter Services
Brian Roeder
2549 Stanley Ave
Dayton, OH 45404
937-496-3980
Shuman, Inc.
Jack Shuman
PO.Box 373 - 28 Castle Dr
Munroe Falls, OH 44262-1604
330-688-2322
Petit Plumbing, Inc.
Robert Petit
2091 Green Pine Dr
513-931-5191
Rader & Son Plumbing
Paul Rader
171 Gregory Ln
Hamilton, OH 45013
513-894-7162
Roto-Rooter Services Co.
Larry Rothman
255 E. 5th St, Ste 2500
513-762-6646
Silver Creek Plumbing Company
Russell Hammel
PO Box 245
Garrettsville, OH 44231-9220
330-527-4819
Plum Perfect Plumbing
Robert Schneider
5990 Winton Rd
Fairfield, OH 45014
513-874-7586
Rambo-Westendorf Plumbing Inc.
Kenneth E. Westendorf
987 Pruden Ave
Dayton, OH 45403
937-253-7878
RT & J Plumbing
Ed Reis
3816 Montgomery Rd
513-531-9241
Smylie One Heating & Cooling
Steve Smylie
8323 Mayfield Rd
Chesterland, OH 44026
440-729-7107
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Stebbins Plumbing & Heating
Bruce A. Stebbins
621 E Dixie Dr
W. Carrollton, OH 45449-1830
937-859-4534
Timlin Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Michael Timlin
7 E Front St
Youngstown, OH 44503
330-744-3000
Wiemels-Hiros Plumbing Co.
Joseph Hiros
16419 Lorain Ave
216-251-3283
Steve Hattersley Plumbing
Steven Hattersley
9510 Yellowwood Dr
513-385-3789
Todd R. Pippenger & Son
Todd Pippenger
PO Box 1289
Warren, OH 44482-1289
330-393-4726
Wm. R. Becker Plumbing, Inc.
David C. Becker
1019 Paxton Lake Dr
Loveland, OH 45140
513-831-4696
Steve Jerome Plumbing
Steve Jerome
6204 S Applecross Rd
Cleveland, OH 44143
440-473-1152
Tony & Son Plumbing Co.
Tony Ferretti, Jr.
5308 Cortland Reserve Dr
N. Royalton, OH 44133
440-582-1111
Yoder Plumbing LLC
Ben Yoder
9458 Cherokee Trail
Streetsboro, OH 44141
330-626-3472
Swan Plbg/Htg & Elec. Co., Inc.
Paul K. Swan
3874 Broadview Rd
Richfield, OH 44286-9524
330-659-6233
V. A. Conkey Company, Inc.
Ed Conkey
1701 Joseph Lloyd Pkwy
Willoughby, OH 44094
216-269-5555
Zernechel Plumbing & Heating Co.
Albert / Scott Zernechel
6080 Wiclif NE
Canton, OH 44721-3645
330-492-7744
Ted Strobel Plumbing
Ted Strobel
PO Box 450, 350 Shelly D
Batavia, OH 45103
513-732-9144
Viox Services, Inc.
Ed Houston
15 W Voorhees St
513-679-3256
Zins Plumbing, Inc.
Ronald A. Zins
3827 Spring Grove Ave
513-681-2501
Terra Plumbing LLC
Michaell Lauber
PO Box 28051
Columbus, OH 45228
614-607-6360
VIP Plumbing, Inc.
Paul J. Episcopo
14600 S Industrial Ave, Unit H
Maple Hts., OH 44137-3265
216-581-5730
Zoellner Plumbing Co.
John Zoellner Jr.
1105 Ogontz St
Sandusky, OH 44870-6057
419-625-9640
The Gehlfuss Co. Inc.,
dba Carl DiFranco & Son
Bill Gehlfuss
4176 Greenvale
South Euclid, OH 44121
216-382-0250
Von Deylen Plbg. & Htg.
Randall L. Fisher
116 E Clinton St
Napoleon, OH 43545
419-592-4756
The Service Pros
Kelly R. Herrmann
9206 Floral Ave
513-793-1900
Thomas H. Matson & Son Plbg. Co.
Sam Matson
1811 West Galbraith Rd
513-931-3589
Thompson Plbg., Htg. & Cooling
Rick Robinson / Wesley Holm
6 N Commerce Dr
513-587-2847
Thornton & Son, LLC
Jim Thornton
1005 N Meridian Rd
330-793-9768
Waker Plumbing, Inc.
Mike Waker
1760 E David Rd
Kettering, OH 45440-1670
937-434-2678
Waterworks, The
David R. Specht
550 Schrock Rd
Columbus, OH 43229
614-876-0999
Wat-Kem Mechanical
Steve Guy / David Wolfe
2755 S County Rd, 25A
Troy, OH 45373
937-573-3072
Whitt, Inc. dba Whitt Plumbing
Richard Whitt
1152 Ferris Rd
Amelia, OH 45102-1020
513-753-7707
Directory continued on page 22
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ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
APHC Backflow School
Frank Czako
684 Colony Dr
614-891-9546
Bergquist, Inc.
Tim Hendricks
2995 N. Galena Road
Sunburym OH 43074
513-383-5753
Boyd Lofgren & Co.
Eric Lofgren
601 Hanford Dr
Highland Hts., OH 44143
440-442-0080
BWA South Co., Inc.
Bob Armbruster
4501 Sutphen Ct
Hilliard, OH 43026
614-876-2477
Champion Pump Company
Jeff Hawks
PO Box 528
Ashland, OH 44805
419-281-4500
Cleveland Plumbing Supply
Richard Morvilius Jr., President
143 E.Washington St
440-247-2555
CPI Marketing
Stan Stewart
2625 Willow Glen Rd
Hilliard, OH 43026
888-777-1645
Curnayn Sales Inc.
Bob Curnayn
14210 Foltz Parkway
Strongsville, OH 44149
440-846-1280
Erie County Health Department
Wyatt Simons
420 Superior St.
Sandusky, OH 44870
419-626-5623
F. F. Leonard, Inc.
Kent Swepston
1647 Windsor Ave
Columbus, OH 43219
614-294-8642
Famous Supply
Tom Krejci
PO Box 1889
Akron, OH 44309
330-762-9621
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Federated Insurance
Kyle Julseth
P.O. Box 328 / 121 East Park Sq.
Owatonna, MN 55060
507-455-5368
Glentronics, Inc. / PHCC Pro Series
Pumps
Jerry Morris
640 Heathrow Dr
Lincolnshire, IL 60069
847-415-6400
Great Lakes Sales Company
David Murman
20525 Center Ridge Rd, Ste 350
Cleveland, OH 44116
440-356-9200
J. Davis Sales & Assoc. LLC
Jeff Davis
5293 Eberly Road
Atwater, OH 44201
330-947-2038
Keeping Score, Inc.
Michael A. Bohinc, CPA
19111 Brookfield Dr
Auburn Twp., OH 44023
440-708-2583
Libb Co., Inc.
Donald Dwyer, President
7860 North Central Dr
Lewis Center, OH 43035
800-362-9719
Moen, Inc.
Brady Rubin
10 Canterbury Ct
Canfield, OH 44406
440-292-5478
Noritz America
John Short
768 Gordan Street
Piqua, OH45356
614-338-9324
Output Sales Corp.
Richard G. Hildebrand
119 Hunt Valley Rd
New Kensington, PA 15068
724-334-5600
Pickrel Bros., Inc.
Thomas R. Pickrel
901 S Perry St
Dayton, OH 45402
937-461-5960
PlumbMaster, Inc.
Wally Baumbusch
PO Box 850
Concordville, PA 19331
800-323-2626
R. L. Deppmann Co.
Mac Levins
6910 Treeline Dr, Ste A
Brecksville, OH 44141
614-507-9179
R. L. Deppmann Company
Chip Bidigare
20929 Bridge Street
Southfield, MI 48033
248-354-3710
Rheem Water Heating
Jerry Wolens
69 Valley Brook Blvd
Hinckley, OH 44233
330-273-9882
Robertson Heating Supply Co.
Scott Robertson
PO Box 2448 / 2155 W Main St
Alliance, OH 44601
330-821-9180
Sutton Leasing Inc.
Mark Francis
303 Corporate Center Dr., Ste 204
Vandalia, OH 45377
239-292-7584
Target Systems, Inc.
S. Allen Deak
7819 Freeway Circle
Middleburg Hts., OH 44130
440-239-1600
Welker-McKee Supply Co./ Div. of
Hajoca
Art Mighton
6606 Granger Rd
Cleveland, OH 44131
216-447-0050
Wolff Brothers Supply Inc.
Brian Pekala
6078 Wolff Rd
Medina, OH 44256
330-225-2240
Wolverine Brass, Inc.
Chris Pellegrino
165 Oak Dr NW
North Canton, OH 44720
330-323-1973
HONORARY & RETIRED
MEMBERS
H. Clark Armstrong
9690 East 77th Dr
Cambridge, OH 43725
William Becker
481 Vinegarten Dr.
Bill Case
7001 Dawson Rd
Cincinnati. OH 45243
Bill Hagedorn
10204 Fisher Ave.
Tampa, FL 33619
James Hansbauer
PO Box 366
Milford, OH 45150
Robert Hendershot
2526 46th St NE
Canton, OH 44705
Carl Hollar
34 N 34st St
Newark, OH 43055
Paul Hood
392 N Munroe Rd
Tallmadge, OH 44278
John R. Horger
7760 Georgetown St NE
Louisville, OH 44641
James Lavelle
3459 E 52nd Pl
Cleveland, OH 44127
Karl D. Ruch
5376 Oakmont Ct
North Port, FL 34287
Ted Shuman
3969 Stow Rd
Stow, OH 44224
Jack Sponseller
4561 Saint James Circle NW
Canton, OH 44708
Joe Stebbins
2240 Beauview
Miamisburg, OH 45342
Phillip Wampler
PO Box 337
Tipp City, OH 45371
Rich Wuellner
800 E 12th Ave
Columbus, OH 43211
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Task Force Says
Privatizing Workers’ Compensation
A
May Be Feasible
Senate-appointed study committee’s
report says partially privatizing Ohio’s
workers’ compensation system could
reduce employers’ insurance premiums, but
not all members agreed with that conclusion.
Some members of the Competitive
Workers Compensation Task Force, which
recently held its last hearing after a year and
half of meetings, argued that any move to
allow private insurers to compete with the
Bureau of Workers’ Compensation would
require a constitutional amendment and
noted a lack of support from the business
community.
The panel’s conclusions come as the
Republican-led legislature plans to take
up legislation to overhaul the workers’
compensation system this fall. Business
groups have been cool to the idea of partial
privatization and are lobbying for a different
course that would generally reduce benefits for
injured workers.
When West Virginia recently converted to
a private system, there was no negative impact
to services and coverage for injured workers,
the study says, noting the Ohio Workers’
Compensation Bar disputed that conclusion.
The task force report recommends further
study on a number of complicated issues,
such as whether or not private insurers should
be required to insure high-risk companies.
Members were split on the issue.
“If the private insurers have full customer
autonomy, BWC would have to maintain
a system to provide insurer of last resort
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coverage,” the document says. “This is a major
policy issue that will affect the role of BWC
and premiums for high risk businesses.”
Another unresolved issue is the “tax
advantages enjoyed by the BWC and its
impact on private insurer competitiveness,” the
report says, suggesting further analysis.
Task force member Scott Gilliam,
government relations officer for the Cincinnati
Insurance Companies, offered a supplemental
opinion questioning support for allowing
private insurers to compete with the BWC.
“As far as we can tell there is no palpable
business community support for a private
option for Ohio workers’ compensation
insurance. Therefore, we believe this is a
classic ‘cart before the horse’ situation,” he
said.
Mr. Gilliam also said there was no
support from the in-state insurance industry.
“This is probably due to the fact that the Ohio
businesses that would purchase the coverage
do not seem to have any interest in having a
private option.”
Attorney Phil Fulton, a task force
member, submitted a supplemental report that
says any plan to include private insurers in
the state’s compulsory workers’ compensation
system would require a constitutional
amendment.
“At the very least, it will result in
expensive and lengthy litigation. I would
suggest that now is not the appropriate time
for the use of those resources by any of the
stakeholders in Ohio,” he said.
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Group-Rating Safety Accountability
Dear Employers:
Each year Ohio employers have the opportunity to
participate in BWC’s Group-Experience-Rating Program or
Group-Retrospective-Rating Program. While these programs
are not required, they do provide you with an opportunity to
significantly reduce your workers’ compensation premiums,
while increasing your awareness of safety and risk-management
strategies.
Workplace safety is an important component of these
programs. To succeed in accident prevention, we encourage
you to use the many resources available to you. We believe a
group-rating program is a partnership that includes you and
your employees, your sponsoring organization or third-party
administrator (TPA) and BWC. Each has specific roles and
responsibilities, all designed to assist in preventing workplace
accidents. This letter outlines the safety services expectations
you should have as an employer enrolled in a group-rating
program.
The employer will:
• Maintain a safe workplace;
• Attend safety training to enhance workplace safety;
• Implement BWC’s 10-Step Business Plan for Safety and
use available safety services as needed;
• Attend the required two-hour training and provide proof of
attendance to sponsor for claim(s) occurring within the last
two years.
The certified primary and affiliated sponsoring organizations
will:
• Communicate, educate and verify BWC’s 10-Step
Business Plan for Safety to group members;
• Sponsor eight hours of safety training (this may be done at
one time or may be provided incrementally as long as the
total is at least eight hours);
• Provide information regarding safety resources to group
members;
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•
•
•
Possibly assist an employer in achieving its safety needs;
Manage employer fulfillment of the two-hour training
requirement, where applicable;
Publish this letter to group members.
The TPA may:
• Assist sponsoring organizations with fulfilling the grouprating safety requirements;
• Assist an employer with its safety needs;
• Work in conjunction with sponsors to develop safety
training and deliver safety resources;
• Provide resources for claims handling.
BWC will:
• Monitor all group-rating safety activities to confirm
requirements are met;
• Meet at least annually with sponsoring organizations
to provide recommendations for fulfilling safety
requirements;
• Provide safety training through Ohio’s Center for
Occupational Safety & Health;
• Offer on-site safety consultation (hazard assessments, air
and noise monitoring, ergonomics evaluation, training) by
a BWC safety professional;
• Offer publications and videos for safety program support;
• Conduct employer visits to confirm the employer is
meeting group-rating requirements, when appropriate.
The goal of this collaborative effort is to make sure all
your safety needs are met. Using these resources will assist you
in preventing accidents, reducing claims costs and achieving
the highest discounts possible. Below you’ll find contact
information for various resources.
ACCA Ohio / PHCC Ohio | www.accohio.org / www.phccohio.org
Frank Gates | www.frankgates.com
Bureau of Workers’ Compensation | www.ohiobwc.com
SAFETY RESOURCE
The Bureau of Workers’ Compensation’s Division of Safety
& Hygiene offers educational and safety consulting services
at no additional cost. Safety & Hygiene consultants assist
employers by identifying safety and health hazards and
assessing safety programs and making recommendations
for improvements. For more information, call their toll free
number at 1-800-OHIOBWC or 1-800-644-6292, ext. 22.
The Division of Safety & Hygiene provides the following
services:
Safety Audits
Ergonomic Studies
Industrial Hygiene Consulting
Reference Materials, Videos, etc.
Safety Publications
Employee Safety Training
Safety Councils
All - Ohio Safety and Health Congress
Safety
Audits
Ergonomic
Studies
Employee
Safety
Training
Industrial
Hygiene
Safety
Councils
Reference
Materials
Safety
Publications
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Top Reasons to Join PHCC
ADVOCACY
Powerful representation to defend you
against excessive regulations in your
community
NETWORKING
Build relationships with fellow
professionals, suppliers and customers
INFORMATION
The latest need-to-know industry
information
EDUCATION
PHCC is the leading provider of technical
and business training for contracting
business owners, managers, and other
personnel
EXPERT ADVISORS
Access to PHCC’s legal, financial,
legislative, regulatory and technical
specialists
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Departments
PHCC of Ohio
PHCC of Ohio
2011 - 2012 Officers & Board
Officers
President
Bruce Stebbins
Stebbins Plumbing & Heating
937-859-4534
Fax: 937-859-5441
621 E Dixie Drive
West Carrollton, OH 45449
[email protected]
President-Elect
Greg Eisenhart
Sanford Plumbing & Supply
330-386-5191
Fax: 330-386-5470
1725 Pennsylvania Ave
East Liverpool, OH 43920
[email protected]
Vice-President
Rob Fetz
Fetz Plumbing-Heating & A/C
937-652-1136
Fax: 937-652-0015
PO Box 516
Urbana, OH 43078
[email protected]
Treasurer
Dennis Schlekie
Approved Plumbing
440-526-2905
Fax: 440-526-7698
770 Ken Mar Industrial Pkwy
Broadview Heights, OH 44147
[email protected]
Staff
Rocco Fana, Jr.
Executive Director
Debbie Tittl
Executive Assistant
Mary Williams
Administrative Assistant
30
20040 Carolyn Ave
800-686-PHCC [7422]
Fax: 216-393-0095
www.phccohio.org
Past Presidents Advisory Committee
Greg Faustina
The Plumbing Source
216-365-0600
Fax: 216-365-0166
5042 Corbin
Bedford Heights, OH 44128
[email protected]
Dave Keister
Keister Plumbing & Heating
330-895-4256
Fax: 330-895-4791
1215 Aurora Road
Minerva, OH 44657
[email protected]
Jim Thornton
Thornton & Son
330-793-9768
Fax: 793-5914
1005 N. Meridian Road
[email protected]
Trustees
Zone 2
Ronald Schmitt
Joe Schmitt & Sons Plumbing
& Heating
937-836-3086
Fax: 937-832-1827
500 Atla Ave; PO Box 237
Englewood, OH 45322
[email protected]
Zone 7
Tom Shuman
Shuman, Inc.
330-688-2322
Fax: 330-688-3151
28 Castle Dr
Munroe Falls, OH 44262
[email protected]
Zone 3
Brian Nieman
Nieman Plumbing, Inc.
513-851-5588
Fax: 513-851-9104
2030 Stapleton Ct
[email protected]
Zone 9
Rick Seifert
D & A Plumbing & Heating
330-449-8733
Fax: 330-499-8747
11197 Cleveland Ave NW
Uniontown, OH 44685
[email protected]
Zone 5
Terry Trimmer
The Waterworks
614-253-7246
550 Schrock Road
Columbus, OH 43229
[email protected]
Zone 6
Jim Haberek
Haberek Plumbing & Heating
216-433-7774
Fax: 216-433-7776
5330 Smith Road
Brookpark, OH 44142
[email protected]
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