June 2008 Table of Contents

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Features

  • 38Profile: Flush With Success
    Roto-Rooter of Ogden brings 24-hour, high-quality inspection and cleaning service to residential and municipal customers across Northern Utah
  • 48Cover Story: Still Hard at Work
    Compliance EnviroSystems continues the long and difficult task of restoring New Orleans area sewer systems after the 2005 hurricanes
  • 54Overheard Online: Phone Books vs. Internet
    Cleaning professionals debate the merits of Yellow Pages advertising as compared with the Internet and other venues
  • 70Tech Perspective: Compact Power
    Trailer-mounted cleaning and hydroexcavation units can provide a solid complement to full-size truck-mounted vacuum systems

Columns

  • 10From the Editor: Opting Out
    It takes courage to stand aside and let others play the price game. The rewards of that choice are better customers, happier employees, and higher profits.
  • 16Safety First: Team Effort
    Safe operation of high-pressure waterblasters calls for cooperation among crew members
  • 22Money Manager: Time to Sell?
    These practical tips will help you be ready when the right offer comes, and ensure that your business has the value to command a favorable price
  • 30Better Business: The Equity in Quality
    It’s not marketing flash but excellent performance that lets your company gain a strong brand and a competitive advantage
  • 58Tough Job: Reaching Out
    An innovative mix of technologies helps a Massachusetts sewer department seal leaking laterals, reduce I&I, and preserve treatment plant capacity
  • 64Money Machines: On Steroids?
    A highly customized Jeep Grand Cherokee helps EcoClean build a reputation for inspecting in tough-to-reach places
  • 72Industry News: News From Around the Industry
    NLB Releases Accessory Catalog, Updates Online Quoting; Hannay Reels Marks 75th Anniversary
  • 82Product Spotlight: 42
    Camera System Lets Technicians Share Results Instantly
  • 84Reader Pipelines: The Big Rig
    Successful contractors tell how vacuum or combination trucks helped them open doors to projects beyond those they bought the equipment for