MCAA Members Are Invited to Participate in ASA Survey

September 13, 2023

MCAA members are invited to participate in a new survey by the American Supply Association (ASA), the national trade association of plumbing, heating, cooling, pipe and industrial/mechanical pipe, valves and fittings distributors, their suppliers and independent manufacturers’ representatives of those products. The survey aims to find out how distributors can adapt and improve their services for their plumbing and mechanical and industrial/mechanical PVF contractor customers. Please take a few minutes to participate.

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