CPHCCA Holds Monthly Meeting ASPE

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September - October, 2013
Issue 9 Volume 10
24 Pages in 2 Sections
PHCC Members “Go Big”
at CONNECT 2013
THE PIPELINE
Murray Supply Company Hosts
Field Marketing Summit
Tommy Whitten
Territory Manager
Joe Whitney of North Shore Mechanical and Ursula
with Jim Pendergrass, Executive Director of NCPMA
“Go Big and Innovate”
was the message resonating
in Las Vegas at the Oct. 1619 CONNECT 2013, PHCC’s
annual convention. The
more than 700 people attending the event had opCONTINUED on PAGE 3A
CPHCCA Holds
Monthly Meeting
P.O. Box 68
Bethlehem, Georgia 30620
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ATLANTA, GA
Ann Rushin- NC811, Angie Kingry-Piedmont Natural Gas
Company, Doc Asbury-NC811,Joe Tiller-Piedmont Natural Gas
Company,Tony Cooper-Piedmont Natural Gas Company
Charlotte Plumbing,
Heating, Cooling Contractors Association held their
monthly meeting on October
8, 2013 at Piedmont Natural
Gas Technology Center.
CPHCCA’s Chapter attorney Ned McNaughton discussed a recent court decision that may have farreaching effects on warranties currently being given by
the members.
The Case in question is
Christie v. Hartley Construction, Inc., NC Court of Appeals case No. COA121385.Seven years after the
completion of their custom
home, the homeowners complained that the ‘GrailCoat’
exterior finish system was
not waterproof, as repreCONTINUED on PAGE 8A
A good friend recently
found that his insurance had
been cancelled and became
one of the first people to attempt to navigate the maze
of the Affordable Health
Care Act of 2013. He said
the process was much
quicker than he’d anticipated. The enrollment process only took a little over 6
hours.
Notification arrived that
he had been assigned a
doctor. That’s right- assigned a doctor. He made an
appointment for a visit the
following day. I wasn’t allowed to accompany him so
I insisted he stealthily record
the visit. He agreed. However, upon his arrival at the
doctor’s office, his recorder
was seized. The following is
his recollection of his introductory meeting.
The office was located in
an exclusive industrial park
which was no surprise. The
décor of the office was just
as elegant and impressive.
My friend (we’ll call him Al)
was surprised to see diplomas for a BS in Political Science, and Masters in Community Organization proudly
displayed rather than the
usual medical degrees.
This was a prophetic precursor to the initial interview with
the good doctor. It went as
follows:
Al enters the office and
greeted the receptionist.
“Good morning I’m Al Jackson here to see Dr. Holliday.”
He hears a thumping sound
from the doctor’s office. “Is
everything Ok in there?”
“Oh yeah”, she replies.
That’s just his golf balls
missing the cup. I told you
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Murray Supply Company Hosts 2nd Annual Field Marketing
Summit in Winston-Salem,NC
Winston-Salem, North
Carolina based wholesale
plumbing distributor Murray
Supply Company held its
Sixth Annual Field Marketing
Summit on October 19,
2013. A large number of
CNT Plumbing Host 1st Annual
Charity Golf Tournament
Carl Travis, Luann Hamrick, Billy Zimmerman
On September 20, 2013, nament at Birkdale Golf Club
CNT Plumbing hosted their in Huntersville, NC to benefit
1st Annual charity golf tourCONTINUED on PAGE 3A
ASPE-Charlotte, NC
Holds Monthly Meeting
Todd Arnett & Danny DeVilla
On October 22, 2013,
ASPE-Charlotte, NC held its
monthly meeting at Charlotte Pipe and Foundry
Training Center.
Danny Revilla with Optima Engineering was the
Keynote Speaker and gave
a very informing presentaCONTINUED on PAGE 8A
PLUMBING • IRRIGATION • KITCHEN & BATH •UNDERGROUND • ASPE
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Carolina Plumbing News - September - October, 2013
CONTINUED from PAGE 1A
Pipeline
when you called that the doctor is very busy today. He has
a 2:00 tee time and a tough
afternoon ahead of him. The
guy he’s playing is a 2 handicap.” Her phone buzzes and
she tells Al to go on into the
doctor’s office.
Al: Nice to meet you Dr.
Holiday.
Doc: Just call me Bill, Bill
Holiday
Al: Most doctors want to
be addressed as Dr.
Doc: Well that’s just my
nickname, Doc Holliday –
get it.
Al: So you’re not an MD?
Doc: Oh no, I’m an appointed doctor.
Al: Appointed?
September - October, 2013
ASPE Charlotte Meeting ---------------- page 3B
Calendar ----------------------------------- page 13A
CNT Golf Tournament ------------------- page 10-11A
CPHCCA Meeting ------------------------ page 14A
Job Bulletin -------------------------------- page 7A
Murray Supply Field Mktg Summit ---- page 4,6A
PHCC National Convention ------------ page 6-7B
Product Preview -------------------------- page 12A
Advertising Index
Bradford White ---------------------------- page 2B
Ferguson ----------------------------------- page 16A
FM Supplies ------------------------------- page 1B
Gateway Supply --------------------------- page 9A
GPS ----------------------------------------- page 7A
Hodes Co ---------------------------------- page 13A
Liberty Pumps ----------------------------- page 8A
Murray Supply ---------------------------- page 8B
NCPMA ------------------------------------ page 5B
Oatey --------------------------------------- page 7A
Saniflo -------------------------------------- page 5A
Winnelson ---------------------------------- page 2A
Winnelson ---------------------------------- page 9A
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Doc: That’s right. After
the new plan was introduced
a lot of doctors retired. Now,
how can I help you?
Al: But you’re not really
a doctor.
Doc: No, but I had to
read several books on the
subject, some were over 100
pages long. And, I have an
iPad with internet access to
WebMD. What else do I
need? So, what can I do for
you?
Al lifts his shirt and reveals an ugly rash.
Al: What does this look
like to you?
Doc: Wow, I’ve never
seen anything like that before. Oh, now I see.
Al: See what?
Doc: I see what it looks
like- sort of like a sunset in
the mountains.
Al: I mean what type of
rash does it look like?
Doc: Medically speaking.
I don’t know, I’ve never seen
anything like it.
Al: What kind of answer
is that?
Doc: Well I haven’t, but
then again I don’t know that
many people. Well, make
sure you don’t scratch it.
Al: Don’t worry it doesn’t
itch. Your answer doesn’t
help. What should I do?
Doc: Probably not think
about it.
Al: WHAT?
Doc: You know try to think
about something else- like a
good joke or a riddle.
Al: Are you serious?
Doc: Oh yeah, like one of
my favorites is “What has 18
arms & legs & catches flies?
Tough one, isn’t it?
Al: Thanks a lot, Doc.
By the way, I need you to
look at my ankle.
Doc: Well, let me see it.
Al shows the swollen
ankle to the doctor.
Doc: Huh oh.
Al: What do you mean
huh oh?
Doc: I think you should
stay off of it for a month or
two.
Al: It’s my foot- I can’t stay
off of it for a month or 2. I
travel for a living.
Doc: Just find something
to do sitting down. Why not
try Sodoku or crossword
puzzles, they can can take
up a couple of hours easily.
Is there anything else I can
help you with?
Al: You haven’t helped
me yet. You just told me not
to scratch something that
doesn’t itch, to take my mind
off of a problem by thinking
about some stupid riddle
and to avoid walking to heal
a swollen ankle- you call that
help?
Doc: I think that’s a lot of
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good advice in just an
hour’s visit to my office.
Al: An hour, I haven’t
been here 20 minutes and
you haven’t helped me at all.
Doc: I know it hasn’t been
an hour but you insurance
plan states that any part of
an hour is rounded up to a
full hour.
Al: You mean you’re
charging me for this and
you’re rushing me out so
you can make your tee time.
Doc: I’m not rushing you
out for my tee time, I have
another appointment in 30
minutes.
Al: Lunch. Right?
Doc: Right.
After giving the receptionist/secretary/nurse his
insurance card & credit card
to pay $750 for nothing, Al
hears the Doc call out, “By
the way – A baseball team .
Al: Excuse me. What
about a baseball team?
Doc: It’s the answer to the
riddle.
Al:No kidding, Doc.
Doc: And remember,
don’t scratch that ankle.
I don’t know about you,
but this example certainly
gives me confidence that our
health care system is in
good hands.
Please contact us at The
Plumbing News know about
your holiday season events
as early as possible. Tommy
Whitten-803-463-1729
([email protected]).
Murray Supply
MSC sales personnel and 16
suppliers participated in the
event.
Murray Supply Company
is a member of Affiliated Distributors, which is a nationally recognized buying and
marketing group that serves
the independent distributors
of plumbing, PVF, HVAC,
electrical and industrial suppliers. Affiliated Distributors
strongly encourages their
members to participate in
Field Marketing Summits to
strengthen relationships between suppliers and distributors.
held a day-long strategic
planning session with 16
suppliers at the Hawthorne
Inn and Conference Center,
located in downtown Winston-Salem. All of the inside
and outside sales associates, branch managers, purchasing agents, showroom
consultant and corporate
personnel from Murray Supply participated in the event.
The suppliers had booth
sessions, where they meet
with all of the Murray Supply
associates to discuss sales,
marketing and training goals
for the upcoming year.
is engaged in the distribution
of residential and commercial plumbing supplies, PVF,
HVAC, power and process
piping along with maintenance, repair and operations products. To learn more
about us, visit www.
murraysupply.com.
CNT Plumbing
Making Strides Against
Breast Cancer and The
American Cancer Society.
A Shotgun Start was
scheduled for 1pm but prior
to starting the event, CNT
Plumbing, Inc. recognized
two wonderful people who
were asked to speak on behalf of these organizations.
First to speak was Laura
Renegar who is the Team
Captain for the Primax Pink
Warriors Making Strides team
and Carey Fissel from The
American Cancer Society.
Laura spoke on how she
started the team, Primax
Pink Warriors with 12 walkers in memory of her own
Mother who she lost to
Breast Cancer and is now
the largest team in the City
of Charlotte with over 185
walkers. She also shared
her very own personal diagnosis of Breast Cancer and
how early detection is so
very important. Carey
shared some of the many
programs offered by The
American Cancer Society
and thanked the group for
their participation and the
efforts of CNT Plumbing to
raise money for these wonderful charities.
This was a "fun" tournament and CNT Plumbing,
Inc. chose 1st place, 8th
place and 16th place to be
the winners of the tournament and awarded them
Outback Steak House and
Dick's Sporting Goods gift
cards. Attendees were
served lunch just prior to the
tournament at the Birkdale
Pavillion which consisted of
Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Potato Salad, Baked Beans
and Chips with all the fixings.
Carl and Nancy Travis,
Owners of CNT Plumbing,
Inc., have had many people
they love affected by cancer.
Initially, Carl and Nancy got
involved with these two organizations when their sisterin-law, Rita Horton was diagnosed with breast cancer
three years ago. The following year, their dear friend
and the team leader of
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Scenes from Murray Supply’s Field Marketing Summit
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American Standard Brands Announces Nationwide
Distribution Partnership With Ferguson Enterprises
Largest Wholesale Distributor of Plumbing Supplies in U.S. to Provide American Standard
Products to Market Starting in 2014
American Standard
Brands (“American Standard”), a leading North
American manufacturer of a
wide range of high quality
kitchen and bath products,
today announced a major
new distribution agreement
that will significantly increase
its market presence in the
United States. Ferguson Enterprises (“Ferguson”), the
largest wholesale distributor
of residential and commercial plumbing supplies and
pipe, valves and fittings in
the U.S., will become an authorized American Standard
wholesaler as of January 1,
2014. Ferguson will supply
American Standard in its
showrooms and branch locations, including sinks, tubs,
toilets, faucets and other
high-quality kitchen and
bath products in the American Standard portfolio of
brands.
Following closely on the
acquisition of American Standard by LIXIL Corp. in June,
this announcement marks
another important step in
American Standard’s strategic growth. The addition of
Ferguson will significantly
expand American Standard’s
penetration in the wholesale
market, including presence
in all 50 states, Puerto Rico,
the Caribbean and Mexico.
The partnership exemplifies
the Company’s holistic approach to serving the market, and will bring greater
choice to wholesale customers nationwide.
“This partnership is key
to American Standard’s
growth plan for North
America and is an important
element of the global expansion strategy of our new parent, LIXIL. Moreover, it represents a terrific opportunity
for both us and Ferguson
that will bring greater efficiencies through competition to
the wholesale marketplace,”
said Jay Gould, American
Standard Brands President
and CEO. “The increased
visibility of American Standard will benefit all of our
customers by driving traffic
to showrooms and counters
across the country.”
This new partnership
complements American
Standard's relationship with
Wolseley in Canada, where
the
companies
have
partnered for many years.
Ferguson and Wolseley
Canada are both owned by
Wolseley plc.American Standard products will begin arriving in Ferguson showrooms and counters in the
first quarter of 2014.
About American Standard
American Standard is a
leading manufacturer of a
wide range of high-quality
kitchen and bath products
that make life healthier, safer
and more beautiful for residential and commercial customers in North America,
Canada and Mexico. The
company employs more
than 5, 000 people and markets products under the
brand names of American
Standard®,
Jado®,
Porcher®, Safety Tubs®,
Crane Plumbing®, Eljer®,
Fiat® and Decorative Panels International®.American
Standard Brands is owned by
Lixil Corporation (TSE Code
5938), a global building
products company.
For more information
about American Standard,
visit:
www.american
standard.com.
Ferguson is a diverse
wholesale distributor with
operations spanning multiple
business groups. The company is ranked by trade publications as the largest distributor of plumbing supplies
and pipe, valves and fittings
(PVF). It is also the third
largest distributor of heating
and cooling equipment
(HVAC/R) and the second
largest company within the
waterworks industry.
In 1953, Ferguson was
founded with $150,000
starting capital and two lo-
cations. The next five decades saw phenomenal
growth, with the company
doubling in size every five
years. In 1982, Wolseley plc,
listed on the London Stock
Exchange and based in the
United Kingdom, acquired
Ferguson, supplying the financial
strength
for
Ferguson's rapid growth and
aggressive expansion into
the industrial, heating and
cooling (HVAC) and waterworks markets.
It's Ferguson's associates who make the difference. Ferguson employs
approximately 18,000 associates. Through our industry-leading recruiting program, we aggressively pursue the best and brightest
college and university
graduates from across the
country. Our branch managers also recruit candidates
on the local level to ensure
that our sales associates
can identify the needs of our
local customers. Ferguson
services customers coast-tocoast, with a distribution network spanning approximately 1,300 locations and
serves customers in all 50
states, Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and Mexico.
Our company has a
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CNT Plumbing
Primax Pink Warriors was diagnosed with triple negative
breast cancer. Today, Carl
and Nancy can report that
both Rita and Laura are now
cancer survivors due to early
detection and treatment.
After supporting these
two organizations for several
years, Carl and Nancy decided they wanted to do
something more and decided to sponsor this charity
golf tournament to benefit
The American Cancer Society and Making Strides
Against Breast Cancer. Already in the planning
stages, sadly, Carl lost his
sister Donna to cancer in
June 2013. Then only four
short weeks later, Carl's
Mother, Margaret was diagnosed with breast cancer
and is currently undergoing
aggressive treatment.
Nancy Travis stated,
"The goal of this event was
to raise money for The
American Cancer Society
and Making Strides Against
Breast Cancer in addition to
raising awareness of breast
cancer, not only for women,
but men as well. The
weather was perfect, the
course was in great shape
and everyone seemed to
have a good time, for a
good cause."
The final amount of donations for these organizations is expected to exceed
$6,000. Plans are already
in the works for the 2nd Annual Charity Golf Tournament.
The 2013 Making Strides
Against Breast Cancer Walk
will be October 19th at 9:00
a.m. at The NASCAR Hall of
Fame 400 E. Martin Luther
King Blvd, Charlotte, NC.
To learn more about how
you can support Making
Strides Against Breast Cancer and The American Cancer Society go to: http://
main.acsevents.org/goto/
NancyTravis2013.
CNT Plumbing, Inc. would
like to thank the many volunteers and sponsors:
Donna Snowdon - CNT
Plumbing, Inc.
*Laura Renegar - Primax
Properties, Team leader for
Primax Pink Warriors TeamBreast Cancer Survivor
Jennifer Noland - Primax
Properties
*Rita Horton - Sister in Law
- Breast Cancer Survivor
Anna Crawford - Travis
Crawford Heating and Cool-
ing, Inc. (Niece)
Donna Talbert - Ferguson
Enterprises
Susan Lamoureux - Neighbor
Carey Fissel - American
Cancer Society and Making
Strides Against Breast Cancer
Niccie Kutz - GE Capital
*Maria Costa - Breast Cancer Survivor
*Sandra Niven - Breast Cancer Survivor
Chris Barth - Brighton Collectibles/Northlake Mall
Jill Marquis - Brighton Collectibles/Northlake Mall
CNT Plumbing, Inc.
Primax Properties, Inc.
Moen
Travis Crawford Heating
and Cooling, Inc.
Charlotte Winnelson, Inc.
Landis Reed Homes
Ferguson Enterprises
I.Q. Custom Homes
Kohler
Total H/R
Charlotte Pipe
and Foundry
American Cancer
Society
Brighton Collectibles,
Northlake Mall
Treasures on The Lake,
Cornelius, NC
Moliver
Chiropractic,
Davidson, NC
Sage Financial Services
Lake Norman Woman Magazine
Hughes Supply
Charlotte Radiology
Puppy Luv Dog Grooming
Corporate Relocation, Inc.
ASPE
tion on SOVENT Single
Stack Plumbing System.
ASPE-Charlotte, NC
would like to thank everyone
who was in attendance and
a special "thank you" to
CPHCCA
sented, and has allowed water to leak into the walls. The
manufacturer of GrailCoat
warranted the product for 20
years.
When
the
homeowners sued the contractor and the manufacturer
of the coating for negligence
and breach of warranty, the
NC Court of Appeals held
that, despite the express 20year
warranty,
the
homeowners’ claims were
barred by the six-year Statute of Repose.
This decision not only
raises question about the enforceability of any warranty
Daniel Ratcliff & Company
Freeze Refrigeration, Inc.
Smith & Stevenson, Inc.
Lewis Marketing
TMQ Carpet Cleaning
Lake Norman Embroidery
*Breast Cancer Survivor
Danny Revilla for giving the
presentation!
For further information on
ASPE-Charlotte, NC, please
visit them on the web at
www.aspe-charlotte.org or
contact Laura Pelchat by
email at lpelchat@smith
andstevenson.com
greater than six years, it
could also mean that any
contractors who givesuch a
warranty (including merely
passing a manufacturer’s
warranty on to the customer,
without disclaiming it) is
opening itself to potential liability for misrepresentation
and consumer fraud. The
homeowners are appealing
the decision to the NC Supreme Court, which should
take less than a year. Until
then, however, the Christie
decision is the law in North
Carolina.
Ned recommended that
members make sure they do
not tell their customers that
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Scenes from the CNT Plumbing Golf Tournament
Awards
Dusty Shaw, Johnny Darnell, Darrell Crook, Todd
Broome
Mike O’Buckley, Devina O’ Buckley, Gary Sinquefild
Carl Travis
Janssen Travis, James Foley, Tim Travis
Nancy addressing the golfers
Carl Travis, Luann Hamrick, Billy Zimmerman
Nancy Travis and Katy
Charlotte Winnelson
Jeff Reams, Robbie Kornegay, David Hensley, Jacob
Terrell
Devina O’Buckley
Lupe Singletary, Dana Nieters, Gerard Nieters,
Gaines Beard
Neil Hadley watching the speakers
Niccie Kutz, Donna Snowdon
Scenes from the CNT Plumbing Golf Tournament
Pavilion signs
Tim Ponczka, Jason Slagle, Kyle Himmill, Bill
Himmill
Tim, Travis, Nicci Kutz
Total HR
Trevor Brown, Mal Auwater, John Chadwick, Rick
Flemming
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Matco-Norca Offers New
Lead-free CPVC Brass
Adapter Fittings
For use in new or retrofit
installations in residential
and light commercial plumbing systems, Matco-Norca
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for the federal lead-free
mandate. The adapter fittings come with a durable
overmolded one-piece fitting
that eliminates a union tailpiece connection and stops
a possible leak path. Its endpiece with slip connection
also is made of molded
CPVC.
Completing the adapter
fitting is a forged tail-piece
with an internal knurl and
EPDM O-ring. CPVC brass
adapter fittings are pressure-rated to 100 psi at 180°
F and 150 psi at 100°.
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socket heater, 20 mm to 63
mm socket heater adapter
kit, storage box, socket
adapter tray, heater sling,
heater bench mount, heater
support frame weld, socket
fusion specification chart,
depth gauge tool and 1/4”
Allen driver. McElroy’s kit-included socket fusion heater
provides microprocessor
controls to precisely set and
monitor heater temperature
in all field conditions.
Adapter Kits
NEOPERL adapter kits
make ordering replacement
parts easy. The kits contain
17 adapters to solve almost
any thread issue found in the
field. The washer kit has an
assortment of regular- and
junior-size washers perfect for
replacing a missing washer on
the go. The shower solution
kit features two different products in three different flow
rates for shower retrofit. The
water-saving aerator kit contains a wide selection of
NEOPERL water-saving
products.
Spline-Locked
PVC Pipe
For trenchless sewer infrastructure projects, North American Specialty Products introduces StraightShot, the
industry’s first restrained-joint
PVC pipe with a flush joint. Featuring the company’s fieldproven Certa-Lok mechanical
joining system, StraightShot offers the advantages of a
smooth flush joint without the
need for the time-consuming
and costly fusion process required with HDPE and fusible
PVC pipe. StraightShot is an
ideal solution for guiding, boring and gravity sewer projects
where precise grading is
critical.
No-lead Ball Valves
Legend continues to expand its existing offering of
no-lead ball valves. The new
T-200NL full-port ball valve
features compression end
connections and drain. The
valve is constructed from
forged brass, which is a nolead binary brass alloy. The
T-2002NL is available in 1/
2”, 3/4” and 1” sizes, making it ideal for copper potable
water piping. The T-200NL is
third-party-certified in compliance with the federal nolead law.
views with hundreds of companies, Karlgaard stressed
that “companies that look to
the future to advance, succeed; those who hunker
down and don’t innovate,
fail.” He shared some of the
characteristics companies
that are succeeding since
the 2009 recession have in
common, including an effective mix of “hard” (measurable) and “soft” (intangible)
elements. He encouraged ph-c contractors in the room
to look for opportunities that
could transform their industry.
Federal Regulations
Called “Silent Killer”
CPHCCA
PHCC
portunities to learn and
share the latest ideas and
best practices to help take
their businesses to the next
level.
Keynote Advice: Look
to the Future
During an “Edge of Innovation” keynote address,
Forbes magazine Publisher
Rich Karlgaard shared examples of business strategies high-profile companies
are using to be successful.
Based on his personal inter-
they have warranty rights
beyond 6 years, and be
careful to tell the customer
that any manufacturer’s warranty longer than that may
be limited by law.
Ned McNaughton can be
reached
at
[email protected]
For further information on
CPHCCA, please visit their
website at cphcca.com.
Ferguson
unique culture and a tradition of supporting civic, cultural, educational and environmental activities. We are
committed to the highest
standards of ethics, from
helping our customers select green product solutions
to providing a safe and secure
workplace
environment.
C A L E N DA R
1st Tuesday of Every Month 6PM
Columbia Chapter ASPE Meeting
LOCATION: Damon’s Grill
CONTACT: 803-407-2643
1st Tuesday of Every Month 6:30 PM
FAPCA Monthly Meeting
LOCATION: Chris’ Steakhouse
2nd Tuesday of Every Month 11:30
ASPE Greenville, SC
LOCATION: Stax Peppermill Rest.
30 Orchard Park Dr. Greenville, SC
2nd Tuesday of Every Month 6:30
ASPE Columbia, SC
LOCATION: Stax Peppermill Rest.
Fatz Cafe 5590 Forest Dr. Columbia, SC
2nd Tuesday of Every Month 6:30PM
CPHCCA Monthly Meeting
LOCATION: check website for details
CONTACT: www.cphcca.com
3rd Tuesday of Every Month
Raleigh Chapter ASPE Meeting
LOCATION: NCSU University Club
CONTACT: www.aspe-raleigh.org
4th Tuesday of Every Month
Charlotte Chapter ASPE Meeting
LOCATION: To be determined
CONTACT: Hal Angel at 704-525-3388
SEND ALL OF YOUR INFORMATION TO:
[email protected]
Karlgaard also reviewed
trends in the United States’
economy, including reasons
for its current substandard
rate of two percent growth.
He described increasing federal regulations as a “silent
killer” stalling the entrepreneurial spirit of small businesses. Bradford White
President and CEO Nick
Giuffre shared this belief
during the Bradford White
Breakfast, stating that new
water heater regulations are
creating a burden on manu-
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facturers and their ability to
compete. He encouraged
PHCC members and their
employees to get involved in
the mid-year election in
2014.
HVAC Contest Debuts
The Product & Technology Showcase floor featured
a new attraction this year:
the PHCC Educational
Foundation's first HVAC Apprentice Contest. After a day
of competition at the College
of Southern Nevada, the
seven apprentices com-
pleted their assigned tasks
the next day in the middle
of the show floor. The
Foundation’s Plumbing Apprentice Contest, with 17
contestants, also was featured during the trade show.
Click for full contest press
releases: plumbing / HVAC.
Changing of the Guard
Chip Greene, Greene &
Associates, Inc., Macon,
Ga., was elected 2013-2014
vice president during the
Oct. 18 PHCC Annual BusiCONTINUED on PAGE 15A
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Scenes from the CPHCCA Monthly Meeting
Ann Rushin- NC811, Angie Kingry-Piedmont Natural
Gas Company, Doc Asbury-NC811,Joe TillerPiedmont Natural Gas Company,Tony CooperPiedmont Natural Gas Company
Ned McNaughton-McNaughton & Associates, PLLC,
Claude Dawson-AFTERDISASTER-Metrolina
Scott Shelton- Charlotte Comfort Systems & Bill
Spidel- Mech. County Building Standards
Dale Dawson- Speaker-Executive Director. State
Board of Examiners of Plumbing, Heating & Fire
Sprinkler Contractors
Dale Dawson- Speaker-Executive Director. State
Board of Examiners of Plumbing, Heating & Fire
Sprinkler Contractors
Tommy Proffitt-Vice Chairman-Licensing Board, Dale
Dawson-Speaker-Exec Director-State Board of
Examiners , William Eubanks-Chairman-State
Licensing Board & John Todaro- Senior Adm OfficerState Board of Examiners.
Joe Tiller & Tony Cooper-Piedmont Nat Gas
Zeke Acosta-Acosta Heating & Cooling ,Scott
Shelton, CPHCCA Vice President-Charlotte Comfort
Systems, Inc. ,Dustin Hudson-Federated Insurance
Ned McNaughton-McNaughton & Associates,
PLLC,Doc Asbury-NC811,Ann Rushing-NC811
Ann Rushing-NC811,Doc Asbury-NC811
Ann Rushing-NC811
PHCC
ness Meeting.
That evening during
CONNECT 2013’s closing
reception, Steve Rivers of
Rivers Plumbing, Heating &
Air, Pleasanton, Calif., was
installed as 2013-2014
president, succeeding 20122013 President David
Dugger.
Other new leaders are:
PHCC–National Association Board of Directors
President-elect: Kevin
Tindall, Tindall & Ranson
Plumbing
&
Heating,
Princeton, N.J.
Secretary: Laurie Crigler,
L & D Associates, Inc., Aroda,
Va.
Secretary-designate: Joe
Whitney, North Shore Mechanical
Contractors,
Danvers, Mass.
Zone Directors: Zone 1:
Jon Moyer, Cocalico Plumbing & Heating, Denver, Pa.;
Zone 2: Kathy Stradley, AVS
Plumbing & Heating, Inc.,
West Friendship, Md.; Zone
3: Jeff Kuhn, S & K Pump &
Plumbing, Brookfield, Wis.;
Zone 4: Rick Rolwes, Performance Plumbing Inc., Saint
Charles, Mo.
AEC President: Beth
Killen, PHCC of Tennessee
Auxiliary
President:
Cheryl Mosier, El Cajon, Calif.
PHCC–Educational
Foundation Board of Directors
Chairperson:
Roger
Peugeot,
Roger
The
Plumber, Overland Park,
Kan.
Vice-Chairperson: David
Dugger, ShoffnerKalthoff
Mechanical Electrical Service, Knoxville, Tenn.
S e c r e ta r y - Tr e a s u r e r :
Frank R. Maddalon, F. R.
Maddalon Plumbing & Heating. Trenton, N.J.
Board Member: Rocco
Fana, Jr, Executive Director,
PHCC of Ohio, Rocky River,
Ohio
Board Member: Chip
Greene, Greene & Associates, Inc., Macon, Ga.
Board Member: Craig
Lewis, R.E.C. Industries Inc.,
Bryan, Texas
Board Member: Sandy
Stack, Stack Plumbing, Inc.,
Kirkland, Wash.
AEC Board of Directors:
AEC President: Beth
Killen, executive director,
PHCC of Tennessee
President-Elect: Jim
Pendergrass, executive director, PMA North Carolina
Past President/Treasurer: Rocco Fana, executive
director, PHCC of Ohio
Two-year directors: Beth
Killen; Jim Pendergrass;
Ellen Whitaker, PMA Georgia; John Busbee, PHCC of
Nevada;
and
Tracy
Threlfall, PHCC of California
One-year directors:
Dave Davia, PHCC of Colorado; Rocco Fana, Jr.;
Danielle Dorsey, PHCC of
San Diego; Nicole Urizzo,
PHCC of New Jersey; and
Mike McGraw, PHCC of
Pennsylvania
Ex-Officio:
Gerry
Kennedy, PHCC–National
Association
Auxiliary Officers:
President: Cheryl Mosier
President-elect: Jan
Dugger
Vice President: Angie
Westman
Membership Secretary:
Teresa Mayes
Recording Secretary:
Anne Williams
Treasurer: Patty Jones
Marketing
Secretary:
Denise Thompson
Award Winners
Recognized
During CONNECT 2013’s
Awards Luncheon and the Installation Reception, several
award winners were recognized.
PHCC/Delta Apprentice of
the Year— Tyler Arndt, Arndt
and Son Plumbing, Madison,
Wis.
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PHCC/Delta Plumbing
Contractor of the Year—
Greg
Brenneman,
Brenneco, Inc., Lafayette,
Ind.
PHCC HVACR Contractor
of the Year— Gordy Noe,
Pioneer Heating & Air Conditioning, Knoxville, Tenn.
AEC Spectrum Award—
Dorothy Reddy, PHCC of
New York Executive Director,
Niagara Falls, N.Y.
Federated Insurance’s
“Safety First!” Contractor of
the Year Award—David
Frame, Bob Frame Plumbing
& Heating, South Bend, Ind.
Plumbing Instructor of the
Year—David Gans, San Diego, Calif.
Plumbing Apprentice
Contest Winners
1st Place – Curtis
Bruington, Central Texas
Plumbing Solutions, Waco,
Texas
2nd Place – Cameron
Lange, Lange Plumbing,
Las Vegas, Nev.
3rd Place – Jason
Robertson, Mike Tilton
Plumbing, Shreveport, La.
HVAC Apprentice Contest
Winners
1st Place – Tyler Plueger,
Norwalk-La Mirada Plumbing
& Heating, Norwalk, Cal.
2nd Place – Mike
Deeben, M. E. Flow, Inc.,
Leesburg, Va.
CONTINUED on PAGE 4B
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ASPE/ANSI 45-2013 Receives
ANSI Approval
The American Society of
Plumbing Engineers (ASPE)
is pleased to announce that
the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has
approved ASPE/ANSI 452013: Siphonic Roof Drainage as an American National
Standard.
ASPE became an ANSIaccredited standards developer in May 2012, and its
first initiative was submitting
ASPE 45, originally published in 2007, for approval
as an American National
Standard. The Working
Group headed by Chair Peter Kraut, PE, utilized ASPE’s
ANSI-accredited standards
development procedures
and public review to thoroughly revise the standard
for publication.
“The group worked tirelessly for more than a year,
discussing and debating the
best practices from our collective experiences. We had
representation from engineering, manufacturing, and
contracting as well as professionals involved in other
national standards,” says
Peter, who is President of
South Coast Engineering
Group, Inc. in Calabasas,
California. “The final product
is an exemplary standard
that clearly defines the way
siphonic roof drainage
should be designed. I am
extremely proud of the Working Group, ASPE's Main Design Standards Committee,
and all of the volunteers and
staff at ASPE who made this
happen.”
This new American National Standard establishes
the minimum performance
specifications for siphonic
roof drainage systems and is
intended to provide designers, installers, and code officials with a standard of
practice for the proper application of siphonic roof drainage. ASPE/ANSI 45 applies
to engineered siphonic roof
drainage systems intended
to prime and operate fullbore through proper pipe dimensioning and the use of
siphonic roof drains. It does
not apply to conventional
roof drains covered under
ANSI/ASME A112.6.4, atmospheric roof drainage systems, or sanitary drainage
systems.
“ASPE is committed to
developing design standards for the construction
industry to help ensure the
consistent engineering and
installation of safe, water-ef-
SECTION B: COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL
ficient, and energy-conserving plumbing systems,” says
ASPE Executive Director/
CEO Jim Kendzel, MPH,
CAE. “ASPE/ANSI 45 is just
the first of many American
National Standards ASPE
plans to develop for our
members and the plumbing
engineering industry at
large.”
To purchase ASPE/ANSI
45-2013, visit the ASPE
bookstore at aspe.org. For
more information on ASPE’s
standards development program, contact Director of
Publications & Standards
Gretchen
Pienta
at
[email protected].
Grundfos Promotes
Leaders within Domestic
Building Services Unit
Grundfos announces the
promotion of Terry Teach to
business development director for the North American region. Formerly vice president
of U.S. Sales for Domestic
Buildings Services (DBS),
Teach’s area of responsibility now encompasses business development in
Canada, Mexico and the
U.S., covering DBS, heating,
ventilation, air-conditioning
original equipment manufacturer (HVAC OEM), and Domestic Groundwater.
"Terry will be missed on
the U.S. sales leadership
team, but his expertise and
leadership acumen will make
him a welcome partner in
helping to guide the direction
of our core North American
markets," said Dennis
Wierzbicki, president of
Grundfos USA.
Teach will remain based at
the Grundfos Kansas City
facility and continue to carry
out a number of community
development roles, including
primary liaison for the Kansas City Royals, primary U.S.
liaison to Water Missions International, chairman for the
Kansas City Walk for Water,
member of the City of
Lenexa’s Chamber of Commerce, and chairman of
Grundfos USA’s 40th Anniversary celebration in Kansas City. Teach will also continue to oversee Grundfos’
Electric Utility Program Management of Building Services. With Teach taking on
North American business development, Grundfos will
move Barry Nauss and Jackie
Sharrock to new leadership
roles, reporting to Dennis
Wierzbicki, president of
Grundfos USA. Barry Nauss,
formerly regional sales manager for DBS OEM, will be
promoted to director of Sales
for the HVAC OEM team.
Jackie Sharrock, formerly regional sales manager for
DBS, will become director of
Sales for DBS Trade.
Grundfos’ four current DBS
regional sales managers,
as well as a number of key
account management
roles, will report to
Sharrock.
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Scenes from the ASPE- Charlotte Chapter’s October Meeting
Brandon Hensen & Mark Reynolds
Les Scott-Optima Eng. & Hans Haas- Haas Sales
Richard Bodenheimer, Larry Rush, Joe Grote, Brian
Boswell & Todd Arnett
Ralph Ferrell-Little Arch. Consultants & Larry
Castleberry- Pro-Mktg
Kevin Gauult & Derk Beutler- Elm Engineering
Robbie Kornegay, Steve Cannon, Mike Senuta
& Daniel Miller
Joe Tiller & Tony Cooper- Piedmont Natural Gas
Kevin Gault & Dirk Beautler
Joe Grote- Quality Mktg & Brian Boswell- Ludwig,
Smith, Ballentvne & Assoc.
Jeremy Ford & Robbie Kornegay
Hans Haas , Richard Bodenheimer & Todd Arnett
Joseph Werner- Highland Tanks & David LewisMcKim & Creed
Brian Boswell, Larry Rush & Richard Bodenheimer
Kevin Gault , Dirk Beautler, Hans Haas & Les Scott
Hugh Snyder, Hans Haas & Jody Byrd
Page 4B
Artifacts, A New Bathroom Faucet
Collection from Kohler Co.
Inspired by turn-of-thecentury charm and backed
by the Kohler Company’s
140 years of quality craftsmanship, the KOHLER Artifacts bathroom faucet collection brings a new level of
personalization to the bath.
Artifacts invites the homeowner to confidently select
details that reflect a taste
and style that is theirs alone
by choosing from three
spouts and three handles—
all available in five finishes.
“There’s this undeniable
thrill that comes with discovering a piece that resonates
with your design aesthetic,
whether it’s an antique un-
covered at a salvage shop
or a vintage treasure
snatched up from your travels,” says Julie Kober, Kohler
Faucets product manager.
“Curating your own Artifacts
faucet evokes that same feeling.”
And just as classic design
sees a resurgence in
kitchen and bath trends, the
introduction of the Artifacts
collection couldn’t be more
timely. Its Edwardian roots
play well in traditional and
transitional baths—even in
modern spaces, where its
timeless form offers an historic juxtaposition for a more
eclectic aesthetic. Fifteen
accessories, including a
tumbler, soap dispenser and
a toilet paper carriage make
it easy to create a complete,
cohesive look.
Artifacts’ design may embody all that is old world, but
its digital experience is anything but. On kohler.com,
homeowners and members of the trade can explore the collection’s design possibilities with a
configurator tool that allows users to get a realistic visualization of how
the different spouts,
handles and finishes interplay from the comfort
of their own home,
whether its on a laptop, tablet or mobile device. Faucet
designs can then be shared
through social media outlets
such as Facebook, Twitter,
Google+ and Pinterest.
“Making the online shopping
experience interactive not
only better serves the consumer, but helps capture the
essence of the collection
and ignites inspiration for the
space,” Kober says, which is
especially important given
recent findings from a Harris Interactive poll: 45 percent of those surveyed turn
to their smartphones to research products, while 81
percent research on their
PCs. “While Artifacts reflects
the growing trend in traditional design, it reflects the
even bigger trend of empowering the consumer to create something truly her
own—and Artifacts is right in
line with both.”
Murray Supply Company Is Your Source For
T&S Brass Electronic Sensor Faucets
The impact of sensor faucets on the plumbing industry is undeniable. Not only
have these “touchless” faucets given us the ability to
regulate water flow rates to
allow more sensible use of
both water and energy, but
the magical “hands free”
operation has directly contributed to improving public
hygiene and sanitation.
Germs that might have been
transferred from one set of
hands to another now go directly down the drain. And,
as the quality of sensor faucets has continued to improve, features such as lowbattery indicator lights, automatic time-outs and vandal-resistant aerators have
brought additional benefits
such as decreased water
usage, reduced maintenance time and lower repair
costs.
Electronic sensor faucets, which flow at a pre-determined rate, are an excellent first step toward reducing water consumption in
your operation. Depending
on your situation, you could
save one to three gallons
per hand wash and upwards
of 50 gallons in the course
of a day.
As much as anything, the
primary benefit of today’s
electronic sensor faucets is
their customization and flexibility. With the EC-3100 series offered by T&S Brass,
you have the choice of AC,
DC or hydrogenerator
power. The hydrogenerator
option allows faucets to generate power purely through
the force of running water,
and the end result is a dramatic savings of both water
and energy. The EC-3106
faucet offers a combination
sensor/manual design so
customers can choose the
option that works best for a
particular situation. And
while you will find multiple
T&S Brass faucets that
come with traditional, belowdeck electronic configurations at Murray Supply Company, you will also find the EC3122 faucet that features all
above-deck electronics. Besides making maintenance a
breeze, the above-deck design eliminates the need for
a control module or mechanical mixing valve underneath
the counter, significantly re-
ducing the risk of vandalism.
Above deck electronics also
give the end-users the option
to adjust water temperatures
themselves.
21st century technology
and the innate desire to create the next best thing will undoubtedly continue to spawn
plumbing improvements that
will revolutionize our daily lives
win ways we can’t even imagine. Hopefully, new faucet designs will continue to provide
improved and innovative ways
of using and conserving our
natural resources. Murray
Supply Company will always
be your one source for economically friendly and energy
saving plumbing products,
and hopefully, the time is close
when, around the world,
clean, safe, running water is
just an outstretched hand
away.
is engaged in the distribution of residential and commercial plumbing supplies,
PVF, HVAC, power and process piping along with maintenance, repair and operations products. To learn
more about us, visit
www.murraysupply.com.
PHCC
3rd Place – Robert Monroe, Shapiro & Duncan,
Rockville, Md.
Auxiliary Awards
Auxiliary 3-D Award—Iris
Maddalon, PHCC Auxiliary of
New Jersey
Larry Dore Auxiliary Member of the Year—Nancy
Eberhardt, PHCC Auxiliary of
Wisconsin
Life Time Achievement
Award—Lynne Finley, PHCC
Auxiliary of Louisiana
Auxiliary Robert M. Cox
Image Awards
Humanitarian Award for
Image 1st Place—PHCC
Auxiliary of Illinois and PHCC
Auxiliary of New Jersey
Image 2nd Place—PHCC
Auxiliary of Nebraska and
PHCC Auxiliary of Lincoln,
Nebraska
Image honorable men-
tions—PHCC Auxiliary of Illinois, PHCC Auxiliary of Louisiana and PHCC Auxiliary of
Washington State
Recruitment 1st Place—
PHCC Auxiliary of Illinois and
PHCC Auxiliary of Delaware
Chapter Excellence
Awards
Large State Associations— PHCC of Texas
Mid-Size State Associations— PHCC of Tennessee
Mid-Size Local Associations— PHCC of San Diego
Small Local State Associations—
PHCC
of
Bloomington/Normal (IL)
Distinguished Chapter
Designation— PHCC of
California, PHCC of Illinois,
PHCC of Iowa and PHCC of
Louisiana
Honorary
Memberships in PHCC—National
Association
James A. Mayer, Kohler
Company, Retired Director
National
Accounts,
Wholesale.
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Scenes from the Annual PHCC National Convention in Las Vegas
Aaron Fowler of MMC Construction, Josh Gross of
MESA Mechanical, Bobby Burns, President of PMA of
Georgia-Lakeside Plumbing
Dorthy Reddy, Nicde Urizzo, Tom Therox and Susan,
Tracy Threhall and Ken Nielson
Bill Hall, Amy Souders and Steve Edwards of
WinWholesale
Joe and Ursula Whitney of North Shore Mechanical
Bruce Carnavale with Rick Whitaker of NCPMA
Kirk Livernash and Paul Adelman showing new Souix
Chief products to Tim Carr of Silvana Plumbing
Jack Morgan of The Plumbing News, Vice President of
PHCC Chip Green of Green & Associates with Jim
Pendergrass, Executive Director of NCPMA
Dan Roberts and Keith Hubbard showing Oatey’s new
True Set Drain to Tracy Lange of Lange Plumbing
Francisca French, Dan Lucy, Brian Santiago and
Samantha Hyzny
James McStrayvock, Jim Goldrick of Bradford White,
Bobby Burn, President of PMA of Georgia and Bruce
Carnavale of Bradford White
Charlie Clark and Ethan Nobbs showing new
Aquatherm products to Dexter Peter and Jeff Meyers
Danny and Carol Richardson of Richardson Plumbing
Ellen Whitaker, Executive Director of PMA of Georgia
Dan and Marie Bonetti of Bonetti Plumbing checks
out new Viega products shown by Matt Bohmer, Tom
Keefe and Mike Deminck
Jack Morgan with TAPHCC President Michael Vance
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Scenes from the Annual PHCC National Convention in Las Vegas
Jennifer Vance and Denise Thompson of PHCC
Auxiliary
Lyle Greenville and Ken Kerr of ABPA
Chris Martin, Gordon Macewan, Steve LehTonen (not
shown Dwight Perkins and Bob Carpenter
The PHCC Plumbing Apprentice Contest
Richard Grossman and Adam Hale of Bemis
Manufacturing
Chase McNary and Rich Canfield showing Milwaukee
Tools
Chris Williams and Paul Sterling of Ferguson with
Vance McHenry of Ward Manufacturing
Herb Phillips of Herb Phillips Plumbing checks out
new Legend Products shown by Steve Williams and
Bill Werthman
Rick Thompson of The TAPHCC with Jack Morgan
Ken Roberts of Delta with Michael Smith and Walt
Wegner of Mega Western Sales
Nancy Zinkgrat and Jerry Radomski showing new
Hammond Valve
Chip Green for VP-Chip shown here at his Campaign
Headquarters Pre Election
Michael Knight, Tony Fasanella, Marty Iacampo,
showing The New Personal Plumber
Carol Flanagavot of Souix Chief with Markos and
Carmen of American Standard
Jim and Nick of Bradford White
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