Shambaugh & Son was acquired by industry consolidator Comfort Systems.

The only executive director that Contractors 2000 has ever known left the organization in December to take an acquisitions position with The ServiceMaster.

A delegation of small business groups testified before a New Jersey legislative committee that unfair competition from utilities is threatening to force them out of business.

The latest trend is company mergers.

Our annual Pipe Trades Giants listing has swelled to more than $6 billion for the first time in history.

The state’s Board of Master Plumbers is requiring five hours of classes to renew a plumber’s license.

The NAPHCC’s Professional Product Line is moving slower than expected, but expanded by one last month when Hammond Valve jumped on board.

Since changing the color of the vans and acquiring a mascot, Lane’s company has more than doubled in size.

Warner started a new business, Utility Service Express, LLC, May 1 to become a service and repair partner with utilities in the Washington, D.C. area.

The construction contractors’ alliance (CCA) went from nothing to something in one short Dallas weekend.