Category: Vendor News
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Mohawk Industries Plans Upcoming Leadership Transition
Mohawk Industries, Inc. (NYSE: MHK) today announced that James F. Brunk, the Company’s Chief Financial Officer, plans to retire, effective April 1, 2026, and Nicholas P. Manthey, Vice President of Corporate Finance and Investor Relations, will succeed Mr. Brunk as Mohawk’s next chief financial officer. “It has been a privilege to serve as CFO at…
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MuleHide Expands Training Center Network to Colorado
Low-slope roofing manufacturer MuleHide has expanded its network of training facilities, opening a new MuleHide Training Center in Englewood, Colorado. Located at 1351 W Stanford Ave., it will give the company’s customers and associates in the West region convenient access to ongoing, in-person, hands-on training. It is the fourth location in the company’s network of regional training facilities. Like the…
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Smart Financing Strategies for Today’s Developers
Property development has never been a simple endeavour, but today’s market presents challenges that require sharper financial planning than ever before. Rising construction costs, fluctuating interest rates, and competitive acquisition environments mean that timing and cash flow management can make or break even promising projects. Successful developers distinguish themselves not just through their ability to…
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Detailed Drafting in Custom Furniture Projects
The custom furniture market in the UK is thriving, buoyed by changing consumer tastes, smaller living spaces and a demand for bespoke solutions. Yet many manufacturers still underestimate a critical quality step: detailed drafting. Without precise technical documentation early in the process, the path from concept to finished piece can become fraught with errors, delays…
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Mr. Rooter Saskatoon Celebrates 750 Reviews and 4.9 Stars
Mr. Rooter Plumbing of Saskatoon is pleased to announce that it has surpassed 750 Google reviews while maintaining an impressive 4.9-star rating. This milestone reflects the trust and satisfaction of their local community, underscoring the increasing demand for dependable plumbing services in Saskatoon. “I am grateful for our dedicated team and the ongoing support from…
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How Advanced Ceramic Tubing Improves HVAC Durability
Commercial HVAC systems and mechanical rooms operate under increasingly demanding conditions. As buildings expand in complexity and as facility uptime becomes more critical, the materials used in high-heat, high-moisture, and corrosion-prone areas are facing new levels of scrutiny. Engineers and facility managers are looking beyond traditional metals to identify components that can withstand longer operation…
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Takeuchi Facility Secures ISO 9001:2015 Certification in SC
The Takeuchi-US assembly plant in Moore, South Carolina has achieved ISO 9001:2015 certification. This certification underscores Takeuchi’s commitment to producing equipment that meets the highest standards of quality, reliability and performance. “One of our strategic objectives for 2025 was to create a business and/or quality management system that would allow for scale,” said Chris Burdette,…
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Kelly Henry Joins Wells as Director of Architectural Systems
Wells has announced the appointment of Kelly Henry as a Director of Architectural Systems. Henry leads the strategic growth and development of DEX, Wells’ national Ultra High-Performance Concrete (UHPC) building solution. With a longstanding career in high-performance concrete for distinct and memorable architectural facades, Kelly will support the delivery of innovative, sustainable, design-forward solutions in…
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Inpro Attains ‘Green Master’ Status
The Sustainable Business Council has recognized Inpro as a ‘Green Master’ within its Green Masters Program®. Since all businesses are at different points in their sustainability journey, the Green Masters Program® categorizes participants into four status levels that reflect the degree to which sustainability has been integrated into their business model: Adapting, Advancing, Maturing, and Green Master.…
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How Mini Excavators Help Prepare Your Property for Winter
As temperatures drop and the first frost creeps in, many property owners start thinking about snow, ice, and winter storms. But the truth is, winter prep shouldn’t start after the snow hits — it should start now. A bit of planning goes a long way toward preventing damage, avoiding costly repairs, and keeping your property…