The Duff Co Spring Pump and Water Treatment Seminar, 2022.
Registration includes breakfast, lunch, and snacks. Earn at least 6.0 continuing education credits from the WQA & New Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware. Classes will cover high-level topics such as:
New Pump Technology
Dosing levels and requirements
PFOS / PFOA
Arsenic and Nitrate Resins
Disc Valves Technology
Commercial Valves
Residential & Commercial Sizing
Courses hosted by Grundfos, ResinTech Inc., Hankscraft Inc., and Pentair.
The 2023 Pumps and Water Treatment Seminar Schedule
$125 per person before April 21. ($175 per person, full price.)
To register, please fill out the form below. Someone from Duff Co. will contact you shortly. If you have additional questions, contact us at 610-275-4453.
To learn more about previous year’s seminars, click here.
On Wednesday, October 23, 2018 Duff Company hosted a Pump & Water Treatment Seminar at the Holiday Inn in Hightstown, NJ.
The
courses included:
Grundfos Pumps – Presenting Solar Pumps, and Commercial Pump Trouble Shooting.
Pentair Water – Residential & Commercial Water Treatment
Resintech – Iron Removal
Amtrol – Tank Sizing
We also had a Duff table featuring demonstrations of the Ridgid Pex ProPress machine, which is always a hit.
The 130 attendees were uniform in their praise:
“Excellent job, you guys did a great job. Very well run and organized. Reminds me of the mini version of how they do it with the Florida Association in Orlando.”
Brew
“The Duff Co. put on a very informative and smooth running program today. It didn’t seem like an all-day affair with the numerous breaks and how the topics were split up. Great event and holy crap you gave us a ton of food. Thanks for doing this.”
Todd J.
“Duff Co. did an excellent job”
Peter C.
“Thanks for putting on a good seminar, very informative!”
As a reminder, THIS WEDNESDAY (Oct. 23), Duff is hosting its Pump & Water Treatment Seminar at the Windsor Ballroom @ Holiday Inn of East Windsor, 399 Monmouth Street, Hightstown, NJ.
The seminar is approved for 6.0 CEP points by the NJ DEP and 0.6 CPD credits by the WQA.
For more information, contact us! We have just a small handful of seats remaining, so let us know ASAP if you still need to register.
Duff Co. manufactures residential, commercial and industrial water treatment systems, as well as supplies all the parts and components. Duff Co. is also a full-line distributor of pumps, including the full catalog of Grundfos pumps, as well as various parts and accessories. Based in Norristown, PA, the company was founded in 1947 and supports customers throughout the mid-Atlantic region.
If you need WQA credits, you’re not going to want to miss it on October 23, 2019: Duff Pump & Water Treatment Seminar. The all-day event, at the Holiday Inn of East Windsor, in Hightstown, NJ, is home to the day of learning, where 0.6 CPD (Continuing Professional Development) credits will be given out.
Seats are limited–and filling up quickly!
Why did the Water Quality Association recognize the sessions for approved “Seat Time” credit? Because the topics covered; the A-List presenters; the reputation of Duff learning workshops; and the geographic draw for the event. Surely, the included continental breakfast, deli lunch and snacks help.
Here are the highlights:
Residential Water Treatment
Commercial Water Treatment
Iron Diagnosis & Treatment
Solar Pumps
Commercial Pump Sizing & Trouble Shooting
Well Tank Sizing
Breakfast, Lunch and Snacks are included.
The seminar was already approved by the NJ Dep’t of Environmental Protection for pump contractors to earn their continuing education points. That means all attendees will benefit from the diversity that this First-of-its-Kind workshop will present.
For more information, or to reserve your seat (space is limited to 125 people), contact us!
Duff Co. manufactures residential, commercial and industrial water treatment systems, as well as supplies all the parts and components. Duff Co. is also a full-line distributor of pumps, including the full catalog of Grundfos pumps, as well as various parts and accessories. Based in Norristown, PA, the company was founded in 1947 and supports customers throughout the mid-Atlantic region.
The New Jersey Dep’t of Environmental Protection has new rules for well drillers and pump installers: Now licensees must obtain continuing education points (CEPs) in technical/industry or safety.
Duff Co. is here to help: On October 23, 2019, Duff Co. will host a Pump & Water Treatment Seminar, approved for 6.0 CEP points, in Hightstown, NJ. With some of the best educators available, we offer a full day of training to help you get your CEP points.
What began as a brief cleanup of our 746-page compendium, most recently published circa 1991, became a full-blown rewrite of the Duff Catalog, in whole a multi-year project spearheaded by some of our most valuable team members. Introducing: The New Duff Catalog. (more…)
Spring has sprung, which can mean one and only thing: Duff Counter Days are here! We kicked off the season with a focus on well pump contractors, which meant that we led with our flagship line, Grundfos. We’re excited about the season being here because, of course, it also means that pump work season is in full force. Duff Co. is available and ready to assist with any of your well pump needs. Need help sizing? Give us a call. Need help finding a replacement for that bad pump? Shoot us an email. Need help picking up your tool in that mud puddle near the rig? Umm …… sure! Just give us a call.
From all of us at Duff, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
As always at this time of year, we remind you: Don’t forget to keep those pipes warm. Of course, should you run into trouble, we are available and on call. Please let us know if you need our immediate assistance.
Duff Co. was proud to exhibit and actively participate in the annual Eastern Water Quality Association’s convention this year, held at Bear Creek Mountain Resort. And pride and appreciation are the best words to describe how we feel about being involved with this successful three-day event.
Duff is and has been a strong backer of the EWQA. A vibrant EWQA benefits not only Duff Co. and its peers, but also the entire community–from residential water treatment dealers, to contractors interested in selling water softeners, to pump service companies, to manufacturers of water treatment components.
Frequent visitors to this space might think it’s a rerun, but I want to state almost verbatim the words I wrote one year ago, because they once again ring true: The event was a huge hit. The facilities–the hotel rooms, trade show floor area, conference rooms and ballrooms–were immaculate and beautifully adorned; the views of the mountainside were idyllic; attendance and fundraising broke records; and the feedback from other attendees was nothing but stellar. Indeed, universally, people attending the event said it yielded immediate business dividends with new business opportunities.
A few members of the Duff team
In the below picture you can see a glimpse of our booth. What you can’t see is a new product that we displayed this year, the DAB E.SYBOXmini. This simple little pressure booster is receiving rave reviews. This product is the simplest, most idiot-proof pump we’ve seen in a long while.
Moreover, the E.SYBOXmini guarantees constant pressure (from 15 up to 70 psi) inside the system. It’s suitable for use with drinking water, in domestic systems and gardening applications. The E.SYBOXmini does not requite any additional components for its installation; it really is plug-and-play.
To learn more about this pump, contact us or read more here.
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Of course, we wouldn’t have the chance to talk about our display if it weren’t for the EWQA. The organization is a leading voice for the industry and its professionals. It also provides an excellent forum to learn and train, whether about products, the marketplace, business, or otherwise.
What’s most exciting is that EWQA is on the move. It’s a growing organization, building on its recent successes to thrive in a changing market. More and more, these days, our customers are demanding high quality water filtration and purification. We are all uniquely situated to fill that void. By banding together on a regional basis, we are poised to lead the conversation in the years ahead.
For now, however, EWQA is focusing on what’s more immediately in front of us. In the months ahead you’ll hear about a mid-year tradeshow and learning opportunity. And next year, we’re all gearing up for a new location for the annual convention: Kalahari Resort in the Poconos.
As we approach the holiday weekend and the Fourth of July–a time when many commercial businesses close–I think it worth recognizing the people that take care of those facilities. Building engineers, mechanics, facilities teams–these are the people that keep commerce running, often hidden out of sight from the users and other employees of these facilities.
When the faucet isn’t dripping, and the toilet flushes fine and there are no leaks showing on the ceiling tiles, most people don’t think about the facilities people. But when something is wrong, everyone wants to know where they are. “Why is the sink not draining right? It’s been like this almost all morning!”
So, in recognition of their dedication to maintaining the facilities that we all use, we salute their work. While office workers won’t be in the high-rises on Tuesday, the water still must be on; hospitals still must be open for patients; and nursing homes must still care for their residents.
If you’re a facilities person, and you have an emergency after business hours or on a holiday, don’t worry; you’re not alone. Just give us a call!
