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This week, we celebrated World Water Monitoring Day! 💧 At Watts, we’re committed to protecting water quality with innovative monitoring systems that help ensure safe, clean water for communities everywhere.
In partnership with the Clean River Project and our community giving program, Watts Cares, 25 Watts team members from North Andover, MA pulled almost one and a half tons of trash from the Spicket River. This annual project is part of our ongoing commitment to keeping our waterways clean and supporting our mission to provide safe, clean water around the world. Join our effort by cleaning up your local waterway today!
Dozens of Watts employees came together to pack 200 backpacks filled with school supplies for students at the Boys & Girls Club of Lawrence. Thank you to our local Employee Engagement team and all of our volunteers!
August is National Water Quality Month—a time to reflect on the vital role clean, safe water plays in our everyday lives. At Watts, we’re proud to deliver innovative solutions that help ensure water quality from source to tap. 💧 From filtration and backflow prevention to smart monitoring and control, our technologies support healthier buildings, safer infrastructure, and more sustainable communities.
Happy National Intern Day! Today, we’re celebrating the fresh ideas, hard work, and bright energy our interns bring to the team. Your curiosity, drive, and willingness to learn help shape the future — and we’re lucky to be part of your journey. Thank you for your contributions and for inspiring us every day. The future looks bright with you in it! 🌟 To learn more about careers and internships at Watts, visit: https://lnkd.in/dsJjVxQ
Happy birthday to our founder, Joseph E. Watts (July 18, 1840 – December 29, 1894). 🎉 In 1857, at the young age of 17, he emigrated from Cheshire, England to Lawrence, Massachusetts. As a skilled machinist, brass finisher, iron manufacturer, and inventor, Watts was considered a “jack of all trades,” working in the Pacific Mills to support the textile industry. In 1874, Watts founded his own independent machine shop, known as the Watts Regulator Company, which supplied machinery parts and fittings to local textile mills. During this time, he achieved widespread fame for his inventions like the steam and water pressure regulators. Learn more about our history: https://lnkd.in/etn3sAgv
We’re honored to be named one of America’s Best Midsize Companies of 2025 by TIME! This recognition reflects our continued focus on sustainable growth, employee satisfaction, and purpose-driven innovation. Proud to see our team’s hard work celebrated on a national stage. Read more: https://ow.ly/zFpx50WpmCP
Backflow preventers protect our drinking water—but most homeowners have never heard of them. We surveyed 1,000 U.S. homeowners to see how awareness impacts support for these critical safety devices. Read the results: https://ow.ly/mY8P50WouJa
June is National Safety Month — and at Watts, safety is more than a priority — it’s a tradition. 🦺🚧 We’re throwing it back with vintage ads from the 1950s to the 1990s to show how our commitment to safety has stood the test of time. From mechanical solutions to smart innovations, we’ve always focused on protecting people and property. Explore how we support safety and regulation today: https://ow.ly/4f6u50WaVpj
Watts Sustainability Report 2024 highlights our latest achievements in reducing our environmental footprint, expanding upon the positive environmental attributes of our products, enriching and engaging our communities and people, and adhering to the highest ethical business practices. Read the details here: https://ow.ly/M6XQ50W9axE
