WATER EFFICIENCY – Every drop counts: New labels to help South Africans save water (and money) By: Sue Matthews (The Water Wheel) CLIK HERE FOR THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE We’ve probably all had experiences with water-saving devices that test our patience. Perhaps it was some ineffectual […]
3rd April 2025 To All PIRB Professional Registered Plumbers RE: A MONUMENTAL ACHIEVEMENT FOR SOUTH AFRICA’S PLUMBING INDUSTRY. RECOGNITION, REGULATION, AND A NEW ERA OF PROFESSIONALISM The plumbing industry in South Africa has reached a defining moment. After extensive engagement and collaboration across the sector, […]
The plumbing industry stands at the threshold of a transformative era with the recent formulation of a regulatory framework that will align the plumbing profession with other trades such as the gas and electrical sector. This pivotal achievement is the result of numerous years of […]
By Eamonn Ryan By using a qualified and trained plumber – one registered with the Plumbing Industry Registration Board (PIRB), and a member of the Institute of Plumbing South Africa (IOPSA) – you can ensure that you will receive workmanship of the very highest standard, […]
By Eamonn Ryan What kinds of water damage are there? Plumbing issues which are likely to trigger water damage Biggest challenges of selling a home with water damage? It is imperative that plumbers wanting to increase their hourly rate, carefully differentiate themselves with a […]
Professionalism of the highest order should always be upheld. The Plumbing Industry Registration Board (PIRB) was established to maintain and administrate a continuously updated registration system of active practitioners of plumbing. PIRB’s intent is not to police professionals, but rather aims to assist in creating […]
PIRB Achieves Remarkable Third Consecutive Extension of Recognition: A Triumph for Quality and Excellence in Plumbing In a feat that reflects unwavering commitment to excellence, the Plumbing Industry Registration Board (PIRB) has achieved a resounding victory by securing its recognition as the only South African […]