ASHI Reporter January 2011, Feature

How the Bottom Line is Changing Residential Gas Systems

Traditionally, natural gas systems have been installed in homes by connecting rigid steel-threaded pipe and fittings. Though for decades black steel has been the most popular material used to carry out this work, many jurisdictions allow galvanized steel to be used as well. In recent years, the high labor costs required to install rigid pipe has motivated many contractors to switch to alternative piping materials.

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Feature

Editor's Note: ASHI has its own All-Stars

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Feature

ASHI FYI

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Feature

Trust Your Intuition: Listen to Your Inner Voice

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Feature

The Word: Receptacle

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Feature

The Emperor's New Clothes

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Feature

ASHI Officers for 2011

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Feature

Thank You

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Feature

Council Elects New Directors

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Feature

An Update From Your Executive Director

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Letters

History Revisited

ASHI Reporter January 2011, New Certified Inspectors

Congratulations

ASHI Reporter January 2011, New Certified Inspectors

Welcome

ASHI Reporter January 2011, New on ASHI.org

Membership News

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Postcards from the Field

Power play

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Report from the President

To Whom Much is Given, Much is Required

ASHI Reporter January 2011, Reviews + Resources

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