A waterjetter can serve as a tidy profit center and open up new markets and revenue streams. But just buying a jetter doesn’t guarantee success. To succeed, contractors rely on a variety of strategies: investing in reliable equipment, hiring good operators, providing comprehensive training and keeping up with advancing technology. Here’s what a few contractors say about making their jetting operations successful.“We’ve been providing waterjetting service for seven years,” says Tim Pike, owner of Pike’s Plumbing & Gas in Birmingham, Ala. “Good equipment is the key to our success. No matter how much advertising you have, or how skilled you
