The Commercial Radiant Stainless-Steel Manifold from Uponor has been named a finalist in Contractor Magazine's 2023 Products of the Year, placing No. 7. This recognition highlights Uponor's commitment to sustainable advancements that push the boundaries of hydronic distribution.
Des Clancy, Director of Sales Training at Uponor, talks about how the Experience Center showcases various systems that promote sustainable building practices.
Uponor joins Green Builder Media and prefab home manufacturer Dvele in a partnership to create Transcend Communities: net zero, all-electric, healthy, resilient, connected, solar-powered, and cost-effective homes in mixed use communities.
Nate McIntosh, director of logistics and warehousing for Uponor, is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. He has served since 1999, with four and a half years of active duty, and the rest in a reserve capacity. McIntosh holds the rank of Master Gunnery Sergeant and served as an engineer chief, but his current role is Senior Enlisted Advisor (SEA).
Uponor was the host site for the Minnesota Chamber’s Behind the Business event on Oct. 24, which provided an opportunity to showcase the company’s innovation and top workplace culture during Manufacturing Month in Minnesota.
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Uponor has been awarded the Gold level rating by EcoVadis, a leading global sustainability rating platform. This prestigious recognition signifies Uponor's unwavering commitment to sustainable practices, continuous improvement, and data-driven transparency.
Doug Vetter, owner of Vetter Plumbing in Longview, Wash., was recently featured on Mechanical Hub's Appetite for Construction podcast. He was thrilled to share some of his stories about his love for plumbing and Uponor.
An environmentally conscious homeowner seeking improved heating, partnered with Uponor to enhance her home's energy efficiency and comfort. The project focused on retrofitting the exposed subfloor with radiant heating.
When the Olson family's baseboard radiant heating system broke, they needed an efficient way to heat their basement without disrupting the existing concrete slab or significantly increasing the floor height in the 905 sq. ft. basement.