How far has water-heater manufacturer A. O. Smith’s training capabilities come?

A. O. Smith announced the beginning of its plans for integrating its most recent acquisition into its North American Water Treatment division.

The A. O. Smith iCOMM connectivity platform utilizes the latest technology in commercial water heating to easily connect iCOMM-enabled water heaters to the A. O. Smith mobile app.

Irvine, California-based Navien recently announced based on 2018 summary reports (via BRG Enterprise Solutions), its condensing wall-hung solo boilers are a leader in that category.

Stew Chaffee, CEO of Aston, Pennsylvania-based manufacturers representative firm Rich-Tomkins Co., puts into clear focus the major benefits of having properly trained customers.

A. O. Smith — a Milwaukee-based manufacturer of residential and commercial water heaters, boilers and water treatment products — announced the beginning of its plans for integrating their most recent acquisition into its North American Water Treatment (NAWT) division.

Short answer: It sure does, but not in the way you may think.

Triangle Tube’s Instinct is a new stainless steel heat exchanger that features environmental testing of sub-assemblies

First, a quick chronology: I started in the heating industry in 1970 because my father worked for a heating manufacturers rep and he told me this was the best business to be in if I never wanted to be out of work.

Navien recently hosted several contractors from different regions across the U.S. and Canada to take part in a contractor roundtable discussion.