Nexa Named a 2025 Plumbing & Mechanical Product of the Year
The plumbing and mechanical industry is evolving fast, driven by tighter labor markets, rising performance expectations, and growing pressure to deliver smarter, more efficient buildings. That’s why we’re proud to share that Nexa has been named a 2025 Product of the Year by Plumbing & Mechanical.
Each year, Plumbing & Mechanical’s Top 20 Products list highlights the technologies capturing the industry’s attention in real time. Unlike traditional awards programs, this recognition is driven entirely by website pageviews, reflecting what contractors, engineers, and facility teams are actively researching, bookmarking, and bringing into conversations right now. In short, it represents the future technology and solutions the industry believes are impactful for jobsites today.
The 2025 list paints a clear picture of where plumbing and mechanical priorities are heading. Heat pumps, hybrid systems, and technologies designed to perform in cold climates are showing up again and again on this year’s list, alongside solutions that support refrigerant transitions and lower-GWP requirements. Efficiency is no longer optional, but it must be practical, retrofit-friendly, and scalable.
Equally important is the growing focus on jobsite productivity and risk reduction. With fewer skilled workers available and less margin for error, the industry is demanding tools and systems that reduce rework, simplify installation, and verify performance. Smart monitoring platforms that surface issues earlier, empowering speed, confidence, and system intelligence are no longer viewed as just “nice to have” but rather, are increasingly being seen as essential.
Nexa is a solution that helps teams work faster, reduces callbacks, and keeps buildings running with fewer surprises, and with Nexa’s Top Product designation, Plumbing & Mechanical’s readers showed us that’s exactly what the industry is looking for.
Why Nexa Stood Out
Nexa was recognized because it aligns directly with a proactive systems management approach. By delivering real time visibility into building water systems, Nexa helps teams identify issues earlier, reduce operational risk, and make better decisions with fewer resources. It supports a shift away from reactive maintenance and moves to a, data driven system management model, which is exactly what today’s buildings and teams require.
For contractors, engineers, and facility managers, that translates into clearer insight, fewer emergencies, and more predictable outcomes across critical water systems.
Twice is Nice!
This recognition from Plumbing & Mechanical builds on another important milestone. Earlier this year, Nexa was also honored with a 2025 Vision Award from FacilitiesNet, recognizing innovation that delivers measurable value for facilities professionals.
We’re grateful for the recognition, but even more motivated by what it represents. These awards reinforce the industry’s growing demand for smarter, more connected water management and challenge us to continue raising the bar. At Nexa, that means doubling down on solutions that make water systems easier to manage, more efficient to operate, less risky to maintain, and more cost-effective over the life of a building.
As expectations for building performance continue to rise, we remain laser focused on helping our customers move from reactive water management to proactive control, and the ROI our customers continue to achieve let’s us know we’re on exactly the right path.
Looking Ahead
As codes evolve, labor challenges persist, and expectations for building performance continue to rise, intelligent water management will only become more critical. Being recognized by the audiences who are shaping these decisions, contractors, engineers, and facility teams, are meaningful signals that Nexa is addressing real-world needs today, while helping prepare buildings for what comes next.
We’re honored to be included among Plumbing & Mechanical’s Top Products of 2025 and grateful to the professionals who continue to push the industry forward.