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The APHCC of Alabama is dedicated to the promotion, advancement, education and training of the industry, for the protection of our environment, and the health, safety, and comfort of society.

SPRING 2017

Your Logo is Worth Protecting Where We Are with Repeal of the Affordable Care Act … and Where We’re Headed DOE to Establish Circulator Pump Efficiency Standards The Unpleasant Side of Cyberspace PHCC Among Panel Working Together on Solutions To Workforce Shortage A Special Thanks to Alabama PHCC Associate Members Legal Help For a Low Cost Alabama PHCC Past Presidents APHCC 2016 Annual Trade Show - Thank You Exhibitors APHCC 2017 Annual Trade Show - Save The Date PHCC of Alabama HVAC Continuing Education Internet Course Application Targets For Learning: PHCC of Alabama Apprentice Program Information PHCC of Alabama Backflow Control Internet Certification Course Application Application for Apprenticeship APHCC Annual Golf Tournament Information

APHCC of Alabama Officers PRESIDENT: Michael Dean Dean Plumbing Company 3100 Leeman Ferry Road Huntsville, AL 35801 256-883-6130 VICE PRESIDENT: Rick Thomason PHC 1634A Montgomery Highway, Suite 162 Hoover, AL 35216 205-822-0597 SECRETARY-TREASURER: Jay Wiggins Wiggins Incorporated PO Box 1507 Montgomery, AL 36102 334-235-8889 IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: Mike Scanlon Scanlon Plumbing Services 263 Mendel Parkway Montgomery, AL 36117 331-279-8989 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Bob Mosca PO Box 36972 Birmingham, AL 35236 205-985-9488

Advertiser Directory

Alabama 811 9 Bradford White 2 FastEst 26 Kolbi Pipe Marker Co. 26 Liberty Pumps 28

Metropolitan Industries 13-16 Rheem 5 T&S Brass 7

APHCC of Alabama Board Christine Joiner DMJ Service, LLC 219 Oxmoor Circle, Ste 1 Homewood, AL 35209 205-362-9989

Charlie Conklin Sentry Plumbing, Heating & Air 2490 Rocky Ridge Road Birmingham, AL 35243 205-979-9864

Paula Quarles Banks Quarles Plumbing, Heating, Cooling 2501 17th Street Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 205-758-2627

Phil Smitherman AUX Mechanical Inc. 5925 Johns Road Bessemer, AL 35023 205-428-8416

James Cole Cole Sewer & Drain Services 4530 Plummer Court Montgomery, AL 36106 334-279-8919

Fred Williamson Williamson Plumbing 560 Glade Park Loop Montgomery, AL 36109

Nick Tatum Conrad Watson Air Conditioning, Inc. 4100 County Road 5 Monroeville, AL 36460 251-282-7741

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Barry Lee Birmingham Noland Company 500 35th Street North Birmingham, AL 35222 205-323-6322

Senior Editor: Bob Mosca PO Box 36972 Birmingham, AL 35236 (205) 985-9488 alphcc@gmail.com

Alabama Contractor is the official magazine of the Associated Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors of Alabama and is published four times annually. APHCC of Alabama does not necessarily endorse any of the companies advertising in this publication or the views of its writers. Alabama Contractor is designed and published by Blue Water Publishers, LLC. Articles and information published in this magazine may not be reproduced without written consent of the APHCC of Alabama or Blue Water Publishers, LLC. APHCC reserves the right in its sole discretion to reject advertising that does not meet APHCC qualiﬁcations or which may detract from its business, professional or ethical standards. The publisher cannot assume responsibility for claims made by advertisers and is not responsible for the opinions expressed by contributing authors. For more information on advertising, contact Eric Johnson, Blue Water Publishers, LLC, 9406 N. 107th St., Milwaukee, WI 53224 414-708-2059 / fax: 414-354-5317 eric@bluewaterpublishers.com

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A Message from the PHCC National Association Executive Vice President, Michael Copp

LOGO Your Logo is Worth Protecting

ince joining PHCC, I have learned about the recent progress with brand unity that has occurred since the creation of the “Best People. Best Practices.®” campaign. I am told that the Federation has come a long way as a result this effort and we have learned that a unified corporate image and logo are so important to achieve success, and requires that you diligently protect your corporate brand. Your own business’s logo is considered your corporate asset because of the critical role it plays in product and service differentiation for your company. It also evokes subconscious emotions, and hence, establishes value alignment between your company and your employees and your customers. “When it comes to identifying your brand, your logo is probably the first thing your customers will think of” and changing your corporate ideogram jeopardizes established brand loyalty and recognition, which is why your logo is considered a corporate asset to be protected. To that end, you should have a “Logo Use” Policy that reaffirms that your logo is a registered trademark and is the property and an asset of your company. PHCC established its trademark or logo use policy to permit members and affiliate associations to use its logo in certain ways and to prohibit its use in other ways.

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Additionally, in order to protect its interest in the logo, PHCC is required by trademark law to police its use so that its asset is not misused or its value diminished. You should consider protecting your logo accordingly. Creating a logo is both an art and science - Allowing others to reuse and change your logo can cause unintended subliminal reactions to your brand. When one changes the configuration and/or PMS colors of your logo, the modified logo drastically alters the original meaning. For example, the PHCC logo

contains red, white and blue PMS colors used to evoke specific subconscious feelings of associative value (to include feelings of strong patriotism and faith). Below are examples of how color variation changes the meaning of the image. Co-Branding with the PHCC Logo - PHCC encourages members to consider using the PHCC logo in conjunction with their corporate brand. Since 1883, PHCC has earned a high level of respect and its trademark plays a critical role in professionally representing its strength and success while simultaneously attracting more like-minded members whose values align with the PHCC Federation. As PHCC seeks “to become so relevant that clients and the public identifies a PHCC contractor as the best choice for a knowledgeable and reliable product and service”— we can collectively strengthen the PHCC brand identity for you through member contractors’ connections to the association. Hence, PHCC members may grow market share. The more that the PHCC brand is displayed, the more awareness the consumers of products and services will associate members of our organization with a higher level of professionalism something akin to what the Good Housekeeping magazine did with its “Good Housekeeping Seal.” There are many customizable resources available for

members to co-brand their promotional materials with PHCC. For example, check out the “Best People. Best Practices.®” marketing tools posted at phccweb.org/besttools. And, tap into the new easy-to-use career recruitment tools in the “More Resources: Plumbing and HVAC Career Info That Will Surprise You” section of the phccweb.org/workforce web page. By cobranding with PHCC, members will strengthen their own brand and drive home the message that they are the most qualified choice for p-h-c services and careers. Co-branding with PHCC is a privilege only available to members of our organization. For more information about membership in PHCC, contact membership@naphcc.org or visit www.phccweb.org. If you see a non-member company displaying the PHCC logo, please email membership@naphcc. org or call (800)533-7694. Sources: http://added-value.com/brand-cohesion/ http://www.fastcompany.com/3028378/leadership-now/what-yourlogos-color-says-about-your-company-infographic http://blog.logodesignguru.com/meaning-and-uses-of-colors-in-logodesign/ http://www.color-wheel-pro.com/color-meaning.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo

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INDUSTRY NEWS Where We Are with Repeal of the Affordable Care Act … and Where We’re Headed By Mark Riso, VP of Legislative Affairs, PHCC National Association

efore we all try to tackle the complications and nuances of the potential repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and its impact, let’s step back to understand where we are, what we can expect, and how we will be affected. By now, most Americans are aware of the actions of Congress last week with regard to the first steps to repeal the ACA. The House and Senate took swift action to authorize congressional committees to begin drafting legislation to repeal major provisions of the ACA.

Repeal of the ACA will be a two- to three-year process. Changes will be incremental, and they will not happen overnight. Buying insurance will no longer be mandated, as individual mandates will be eliminated. There will be more choices for insurance plans as well as more insurers to choose from.

What will all of this mean? It’s too early to know specifics of a replacement plan. Here’s what we do know now, based on preliminary information we are monitoring:

The current health care law requires a wide range of essential benefits. The repeal will mean more of a pick-and-choose approach, based on individual consumer preferences.

DOE to Establish Circulator Pump Efficiency Standards By Chuck White, VP of Regulatory Affairs, PHCC National Association

he U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE) Circulator Pump Working Group concluded its series of negotiations on Nov. 30 to establish efficiency standards for circulator pumps. PHCC Vice President of Regulatory Affairs Chuck White participated as a member of this working group with the five major pump manufacturers, energy advocates and the DOE. This product class, previously unregulated, has been known to have some pumps with wire to water efficiency levels as low as 15 percent. New technologies have been developed over the last decade offering substantial increases in this efficiency. The working group has formulated a set of recommendations, to be reviewed by ASRAC (the Appliance Standards and

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Rulemaking Federal Advisory Committee) and DOE, to establish this new efficiency standard. While DOE does not specify technologies, the agreed-upon standard level would effectively mandate a minimum pump be a fixed curve ECM-type product. All current PSC (permanent split capacitor)-type pumps would be eliminated from the market. While more work must be done at the DOE to create the final rule and no timeline has been established, it is expected that these efficiency levels would not be in effect earlier than 2021. More information on the rulemaking is available here, or if you have any questions you may contact Chuck White at white@ naphcc.org.

The UNPLEASANT Side of CYBER SPACE

he Internet connects businesses of all sizes to data networks and computer systems around the world. It also exposes companies to hackers, viruses, and other computer attacks. And, let’s face it, there is no such thing as perfect computer security. Whether by hacker, glitch, or employee error, many businesses will experience a data breach incident at some point. Knowing a breach is practically inevitable, and the recovery cost potentially devastating from a financial, public image, and regulatory enforcement standpoint, how does a business owner protect his or her organization? A few years back, Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company (HSB) teamed up with The Ponemon Institute to conduct a study of small businesses and the impact of data breaches. Their findings are eye-opening and informative, and can serve to inspire business owners everywhere to take steps to protect their valuable data. • Fifty-five percent of small companies have experienced at least one data breach; 53 percent have experienced multiple breaches. • Only a third of small businesses notified people that their personal information had been compromised, even though 47 states require notification. • Nearly three-fourths of companies that experienced a breach

were not able to fully restore their company’s computer data. The research also revealed the three most likely causes of data breaches. More than half were due to employee mistakes. Forty-two percent involved lost or stolen hardware (laptops, smart phones, tablets, and storage media such as USBs and back-up drives). And, more than a third were a result of procedural inadequacies. But, the breaches aren’t caused only by internal errors. There is also a significant exposure when exchanging information with outside entities: • Eighty-five percent of businesses share customer and employee data with third parties, such as those providing services for billing, payroll, employee benefits, and information technology. Most do not have contracts that require third parties to cover all the costs associated with a data breach. As cyber-crimes get more sophisticated, your defense against them needs to keep pace. Federated Insurance can help you learn ways to minimize the risk of a breach, and, if you are a Federated client, you also have access to a seven step cyber security plan through Federated’s Shield Network®. To learn more, visit www.federatedinsurance.com.

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PHCC Among Panel WORKING TOGETHER On SOLUTIONS to Workforce Shortage

ational President-elect Laurie Crigler and PHCC Executive Vice President Michael Copp were among about 30 industry participants participating in an executive roundtable at Design & Construction Week® (DCW); PHCC was a sponsor of DCW, held last month in Orlando, Florida. The construction industry labor shortage was the primary discussion topic of the roundtable. After hearing strategies from speakers from ACE Mentor Program of America, This Old House and the Skilled Labor Foundation, each participating association shared how their organizations are addressing this crucial problem and discussed ways to collaborate on solutions in the future.

In addition, the panel discussed key issues expected in 2017, including tax reform strategies and immigration and infrastructure issues across the country. PHCC’s representatives left the event with a handful of next steps and plan to continue collaborating with other panelists. Some workforce-related ideas include setting up discussions with the Dept. of Education, sharing workforce development collaterals amongst the participating organizations and hosting national events to bring attention to the issue. “This group alone probably represented about 2 million people,” says Crigler. “If together we can organize and leverage some of these ideas, we could make a very powerful impact.”

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Special Thanks To APHCC of Alabama Associate Members

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Noland Barry Lee 205-323-6322 bwlee@noland.com

Alabama Power Company Michael Gordon 205-226-1039 mgordon@southernco.com

Sunbelt Marketing Nelson Randolph 205-767-6339 nrandolph@sminc.net

Alabama Plumbing and Gas Fitters Board David Wilcox 205-945-4857 davidh.wilcox@pgfb.alabama.gov

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Ferguson Chris Chiles 256-858-5801 chris.chiles@ferguson.com

Southern Marketing Terry Falkner 205-276-9051 tjfalkner@yahoo.com

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PAST PRESIDENTS of The APHCC of Alabama 2014-2015

Mike Scanlon, Montgomery

1965-1966

W.H. Bowles, Anniston

2012-2013

Phil Smitherman, Bessemer

1963-1964

Ferrin C. Smith, Florence

2010-2011

Paula Quarles, Tuscaloosa

1961-1962

Doy H. Hammond, Montgomery

2008-2009

Charlie Conklin, Birmingham

1960

Elmer Russell, Florence

2005-2006

Fred Williams, Montgomery

1959

John W. Dill, Tuscaloosa

2002-2005

Rick Thomason, Birmingham

1958

Raymon E. Allison, Anniston

2001

Charles (Buddy) Parkes, Muscle Shoals

1956-1957

Harry L. Eskew, Birmingham

1998-1999

George Brickley, Scottsboro

1954-1955

Alex Pate, Birmingham

1997

Phil Smitherman, Bessemer

1952-1953

James B. Donaghey, Mobile

1996

Rick Hamm, Florence

1951

Fitts Smitherman, Birmingham

1995

Mike Scanlon, Montgomery

1950

Bob L. Murphree, Tuscaloosa

1994

Brad Hinton, Hueytown

1948-1949

Ray W. Stewart, Gadsden

1993

Gary Pettus, Muscle Shoals

1947

Sam K. Bodie, Mobile

1992

Conrad Watson, Monroeville

1945-1946

Stansel A. Brown, Birmingham

1991

Mark Slimer, Birmingham

1943-1944

Jack M. Main, Montgomery

1989-1990

Jim Early, Decatur

1942

Guy Acton, Birmingham

1988

Tom Michael, Birmingham

1940-1941

Lester Ray, Dothan

1987

Wilbur Doonan, Birmingham

1939

J. L. (Buddy) Pope, Montgomery

1986

Walter Parkes, Muscle Shoals

1935

Charles Bailey, Montgomery

1985

Barney Knight, Birmingham

1933-1934

Joseph W. Pate, Birmingham

1984

Billy Guin, Birmingham

1932

George H. Russell, Florence

1983

J. D. Keller, Birmingham

1931

Harmon Williams, Montgomery

1982

Hubert Howard, Birmingham

1930

Charles A. Mandy, Birmingham

1981

Roy Deerman, Birmingham

1929

J.L. (Buddy) Pope, Montgomery

1980

Tommy Shaw, Montgomery

1927-1928

S. E. Scholze, Birmingham

1979

Bill Early, Jr., Birmingham

1924-1926

W. T. Perry, Montgomery

1978

John C. Dill, Tuscaloosa

1922-1923

E. Daniels, Birmingham

1977

Barnett L. Banks, Birmingham

1920-1921

Joseph W. Pate, Birmingham

1976

Hubert Howard, Birmingham

1918-1919

C. W. Spangler, Birmingham

1975

Dave Nuckols, Tuscaloosa

1916-1917

R. P. Reeves, Montgomery

1974

John Jackson, Montgomery

1914-1915

H. Hines, Birmingham

1973

Walter Parkes, Florence

1911-1913

Chris Bailey, Montgomery

1972

Lynoid Vaughn, Montgomery

1910

Charles Barnetz, Birmingham

1971

Bob Quinn, Huntsville

1906-1909

William Wilby, Selma

1970

John Spearman, Birmingham

1898-1905

T. J. Young, Mobile

1969

Tom Neville, Montgomery

1897

D. A. Ferrell, Anniston

1967-1968

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