2012 PROFESSIONAL INDUSTRY SOURCEBOOK INSIDE!
Buyer’s Guide Edition Issue 10 Volume 10
80 Pages in 3 Sections
HD Supply Plumbing Re- Named to Hughes Supply
THE PIPELINE PDI Hosts 21st Golf Tournament Annual
Jack Morgan On September 12, 2011
HD Supply Plumbing/HVAC locations in the Georgia ef- fectively returned to their roots.
The company went back to their legacy name,
Hughes Supply, a name that symbolizes quality products and service and dates back to 1928.
Hughes Supply HVAC CONTINUED on PAGE 3A
Ferguson Enterprises Host Annual Tradeshows
Editor and Publisher Greeting Plumbing pros,
Tommy Banks of Ferguson, Randal Lowe of Randal Lowe Plumbing, Randy Lowe, Jim Cunningham of Ferguson and Stan Hunt of Stan Hunt & Associates
Ferguson hosted 3 Trade
Shows this October in Ath- ens, Marietta and Augusta.
Over 35 vendors and 150 customers attended each CONTINUED on PAGE 6A
I hope you all had a nice summer. It’s hard to believe fall is here and the holidays are just around the corner. Don’t you just love the weather? As you read this edition you will see so much that is going on in our area. Not to mention many changes as you will see in the many articles and ads in this edition. I am excited to inform you all we have launched a Plumbing News Facebook page and a Plumbing News TWIITER account. Please click on our facebook page and hit “like” and keep up with the latest happenings there and on twitter. You can also share any stories on our web site with your friends on facebook and twitter. We currently have editions that go back to January of 2003 on our site and are currently
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McKee Nix to Represent Masco Bath
!st place: Steve Garner, Darrell Garner and Ricky Kerlin The 2011 PDI Golf Clas-
sic was held on Tuesday, September 20th at The Georgia Club in Statham, Georgia. Over 120 custom- ers came out to enjoy a
great day of golfing in beau- tiful weather. Here are the final results of the tourna- ment:
Low Gross/1st Place: CONTINUED on PAGE 3A
Represent Watts & Febco
Harry Warren, Inc. is pleased to announce that they began representing Watts on October 1, 2011 in the state of Georgia. Harry Warren is an au- thorized representative for manufacturers of plumbing related products in the states of Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Caro- lina, and Alabama. HWI has offices in Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Atlanta. Harry Warren, Inc. was estab- lished in 1970 by Mr. Harry
Warren. Harry Warren, Inc. continues to grow their busi- ness, by adding quality lines such as; Watts, Febco, Oatey, Lenox, Erico, and State Wa- ter Heaters, American Water Heaters, T&S Brass, Halsey Taylor, and Takagi Tankless Water Heaters. Founded in 1874 by Jo-
seph Watts, Watts Regulator Company, as they were origi- nally known, made its reputa- tion by “Setting The Standard in Valve Technology.” During
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Cleveland Winnelson Host Annual Trade Show
Harry Warren to
McKee Nix is pleased to
announce that effective July 2011 they began represent- ing Aqua Glass which in- cludes; Aqua Glass and Delta Bathing Systems.
A division of Masco Cor- poration, Aqua Glass is a leader in acrylic showers, tub showers, soaking tubs, air tubs, and whirlpools; in-
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Cleveland Winnelson is
excited to announce they held their annual trade show on October 12, 2011. Over 175 people were in
attendance, along with over 30 vendors. Customers were able to view the latest plumbing and electrical
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