In order to maintain a set pressure in the structure or reduce the high incoming water pressure, a pressure reducing valve is often installed. While commonly known as a regulator, the pressure reducing valve provides a lower, more functional pressure for distribution to the consumer, thus protecting the water supply system in the process.

PEX (cross-linked polyethylene) tubing was invented in 1968 by a German scientist named Thomas Engle and introduced to the U.S. around 1980.

A.Y. McDonald’s commitment to providing top quality water works, pump, plumbing, and natural gas parts means our company also places great importance on following, respecting, and promoting the standards, organizations, associations, and committees that make up the industries we serve.

PEX tubing was invented in 1968 by a German scientist named Thomas Engle and introduced to the U.S. around 1980.

Maintaining proper water pressure is essential to any plumbing system within a home or building.

The water supply distribution system consists of pipelines that help get water and wastewater from point A to B.

Standards provide people and organizations with a basis for mutual understanding and are used as tools to facilitate communication, measurement, commerce, and manufacturing.

Plumbing valves are used as fluid control devices which are usually located in a piping system at points other than outlets.

Prior to the pandemic, technology wasn’t very present in several industries.

The secret behind A.Y. McDonald’s superb products and services lies within the passion and devotion of our people.