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I was nervous because this one 90-degree elbow was so broken up that I didn’t think the liner would get through. But somehow — I don’t know how — it could not have turned out better. Both homeowners were out there, and they applauded when we finished shooting the line. It was a big deal to them.

— Ruptured Lateral Puts Trenchless Specialists to the Test >>cleaner.com/featured


STEADY BUSINESS: Keep Cash Flowing With Commercial Clients

Commercial maintenance contracts have helped O’Connor Plumbing establish a thriving drain cleaning division. The agreements ensure a steady stream of work — and cash — and have helped the Maryland-based contractor grow its drain division to 30 percent of the company’s overall revenue in just four years. >>cleaner.com/featured


HUMAN RESOURCES: Who’s Paying Your Employees?

Hiring other people to work for you can be a sign of success. It can also be — let’s face it — a bit of a headache. Are you following overtime laws? What about withholding the correct amount in taxes, Social Security and Medicare contributions? Relax. Third-party firms can handle this for you, and their services aren’t just for big employers. >>cleaner.com/featured


ALL-PURPOSE TOOLS: Turn Your Skid-Steer Into a Swiss Army Knife

Skid-steers and excavators are all-purpose pieces of equipment that contractors can use to tackle a variety of tasks. With so many options out there, these machines have become a contractor’s multi-tool. Finding an attachment that best suits your needs requires a bit of homework, but the right combination can be a huge difference maker. >>cleaner.com/featured



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