Plumbing
This July 2013 issue of Maintenance Solutions
features custom content for plumbing
suppliers ...Position your company as
an authority and sell more!
- 83% will buy plumbing products and systems this year
- Responsible for 1.2 million of the largest buildings in the U.S.
- Spend $118.9 billion on equipment/renovation and construction projects annually
TARGETED COVERAGE:
Institutional and commercial facilities undertake upgrades
of plumbing systems for a variety of reasons, depending
on the size and type of facility and its financial situation.
Some facilities seek to curtail costs related to water use,
while others are trying to achieve sustainability goals.
Still others want to ensure long-term performance lives
and durability of key products, including flush valves and
faucets. The challenge for maintenance and engineering
managers is specifying the most appropriate products to
ensure the upgrade achieves the established goals.
In this article, we’ll talk with manufacturers of plumbing products to gain their insights on planning and carrying out successful plumbing upgrades. Planned topics:
- How the goals for plumbing upgrades are evolving by facility type, focusing on education, health care and government buildings
- Specification considerations for flush valves,
faucets and related fixtures to ensure they
meet project goals
| Greg Lynn Eastern Regional Director 203.359.4221  |
Brian Terry Publisher South/Mid-Atlantic Regional Director 414.228.7701 ext.529
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Scott Holverson Midwest/Western Regional Director 928.554.4100
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