The Indiana Association of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors (Indiana PHCC) is the largest trade association representing Indiana's professional plumbing-heating-cooling contractors and affiliated suppliers and manufacturers. 

The mission of Indiana PHCC is to advance member success by enhancing professionalism through education and training, and to provide leadership for the industry.

PHCC is the national trade association representing nearly 5,000 union and non-union plumbing, heating, and cooling contractors throughout the United States. Indiana serves as a state association within the federation.  PHCC was founded in 1883 and the Indiana PHCC was formed in 1897.

Indiana has eight chapters: Fort Wayne PHCC, Greater Indianapolis PHCC, PHCC-North Central Indiana Assn., Northwest Indiana PHCC, South Central PHCC, South Eastern PHCC, Southwestern PHCC, and St. Joe Valley PHCC. Local chapters are the grass roots of the organization and provide the primary contact with the member.

Indiana plumbers are trained through an apprentice program approved by the Office of Apprenticeship and Training, a division of the United States Department of Labor and the Indiana Plumbing Commission. Up to four years in apprenticeship is required to become a licensed journeyman plumber. A contracting firm offering services to the public must have at least one member holding a Contractor license. The license number must be displayed in the office, on the vehicle, and in all advertising.  Indiana PHCC leads these efforts with seven apprentice schools with an enrollment of over 1,500 students statewide.  

Our plumbing and HVAC contractors continue to receive training at meetings and during our annual Leadership Summit.