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Nominations open for APHC Quality Plumber Week Awards 2026 

Nominations open for APHC Quality Plumber Week Awards 2026 

The Association of Plumbing & Heating Contractors (APHC) is calling on the industry to shine a spotlight on the people who go above and beyond every day, whether that’s delivering exceptional workmanship, supporting their local community, investing in their skills or embracing new technology. 

Until 20th September 2026, plumbers and heating engineers are invited to nominate themselves, their colleagues or someone they believe deserves recognition for a Quality Plumber Week Award. 

APHC is also encouraging installers to spread the word among their customers and ask homeowners and satisfied clients to put them forward.  

The 2026 Quality Plumber Week Awards feature seven sponsored categories with prizes worth a minimum of £250.

– Sustainable Installer of the Year – Sponsored by Resideo
The winner will receive a Honeywell Home evohome multi-zoning thermostat and a pack of 4 wireless radiator controllers.
– Caring for the Community – Sponsored by BPEC
The winner will receive a £250 Amazon Voucher.
– Commitment to Training – Sponsored by Altecnic
The winner will receive a half-day training session at Altecnic Headquarters in Stafford + a £50 Amazon voucher.
– APHC Installer of the Year – Sponsored by Instantor
The winner will receive an Instantor IT2030 next generation press tool and jaws.
– Embracing Technology – Sponsored by Hansgrohe
The winner will receive a Hansgrohe Activera Select S Shower system.
– New Business Start-up of the Year – Sponsored by Premierline Insurance Broker
The winner will receive a £250 B&Q voucher.
– Diversity and Inclusion Champion – Sponsored by Neomitis
The winner will receive a Neomitis Thermostat and TRV

All nominees will be contacted whilst the nomination period is open and the winners of the awards will be announced during Quality Plumber Week, taking place from 05-11 October 2026. 

Click here to nominate someone in the Quality Plumber Week Awards.

Image: APHC

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