On April 8th, 1952,  14 individuals got together and each contributed $1,000.00 to form the Plumbing Industry Program which is now called the Plumbing Contractors Association. It was voted on an decided that the Plumbing Industry Program would be incorporated and on June 16th, 1952, the Plumbing Industry Program was indeed incorporated. Below is a list of past president:

 Alexander Orr III

1952-1953 

 H.L. Robertson

 1954

 L.H. Marr

 1955

 Frank Inscho, Jr.

 1956

 J.M.Council, Sr.

 1957

 Ben Wheeler

 1958

 H.O. Lasseter

 1959

 Russell J. Seiferth

 1960

 Francis E. Winter

 1961

 Robert F. Hildebrandt

 1962

 Benjamin Schoenfeld

 1963

 W.W. Gunn, Sr.

 1964

 Russell J. Seiferth

 1965

 Samuel M. Bloom

 1966

 Raymond A. Ball

 1967

 Ben Schoenfeld

 1968

 Robert F. Hildebrandt

 1969-1971

 H.O. Lasseter, Jr. 

 1971-1973

 Russell J. Seiferth

 1973-1975

 Ben Markowitz

 1975-1977

 Robert E. Lee

 1977-1979

 Joseph Mokher

 1979-1981

 Cliff Lindgren

1981-1983

 Russell J. Seiferth

1983- 

 Mike Kurtz

 -1995

 Dennis Watson

 1995-1997

 Mike Kurtz

 1997-2000

 Joseph Mokher, Jr.

 2000-2001

 Mike Kurtz

 2001-2005

 Manny Fuentes, Jr. 

 2005-2007

 Robert Beans

 2007-2011

 Thomas Watson

 2011-present

Objectives

1.   To gather and disseminate information among its members for the advancement of the Plumbing Industry and promotion of the public health;
2.  To foster and encourage the Improvement of the Plumbing Industry materials, and work;
3.  To encourage the enactment and enforcement of legislation affecting the Industry in a positive manner;
4.  To promote the education and stature of workers in the Plumbing Industry;
5.  To promote good will between Plumbing Contractors and other branches of the construction industry, and encourage the observance of the highest and ethical standards in all matters pertaining to the industry.
6.  To consider and deal with the problems of management of businesses in the industry, to secure cooperative action in advancing the common purposes of the membership, to foster equity in business usage’s, and to conduct itself with greatest economy and efficiency:
7.  To promote safety standards and practices in compliance with governmental agencies for the good of the public and the industry. 

Plumbing Contractors Association Code of Ethics 

PLUMBING CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION MEMBERS ARE CONSIDERED TO BE THE ELITE OF THEIR LOCAL INDUSTRY AND, AS SUCH, AGREE TO HOLD TO THESE STANDARDS:

  • We know our trade is vital to the health of our community and govern our actions accordingly.
  • We perform our trade in a professional manner using competent, trained, licensed craftsmen.
  • We obey all laws and codes governing our trade; especially those federal, state county and municipal laws controlling construction, safety, energy and water conservation, fire protection and water purity.
  • We are properly certified, licensed and insured professionals.
  • We constantly keep abreast of all new developments in our trade via ongoing education.
  • We agree that success in our trade is within the rules of ethics and honesty.
  • We are guided by the principles of honesty and integrity.
  • We never forget that the plumber protects the health of the nation.

By-Laws  

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARTICLE    I - NAME AND OFFICE

ARTICLE    II - OBJECTS AND PURPOSE

ARTICLE    III - JURISDICTION

ARTICLE    IV - MEMBERSHIP

ARTICLE     V - INITIATION FEES, DUES, ASSESSMENTS, FISCAL YEAR

ARTICLE    VI - MEETINGS.

ARTICLE    VII - NOMINATION, ELECTION AND TERM OF OFFICE   

ARTICLE    VIII - BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ARTICLE    IX - OFFICERS

ARTICLE    X - FUNDS, CONTROL AND ADMINISTRATION

ARTICLE    XI - STANDING AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES

ARTICLE    XII - BY-LAWS, AMENDING, REPEALING, EFFECTIVE DATE