Editorial Articles

Company leaders who prioritize the well-being of their employees and take proactive steps to prevent and combat burnout are safeguarding the long-term success of their organizations

There are options for dealing with the health and safety concerns related to fumes emanating from styrene-based resins during CIPP lining

Escaping the clutches of micromanagement isn't always easy for leaders accustomed to a hands-on approach, but it’s worth creating an employee culture with more autonomy and trust

Raptor cutting machine preys on built-up scale and rust to get pipes in good lining condition

Ben Smith experienced the dark side of business growth and in the process learned some valuable lessons about trusting your team and delegating responsibilities

A Michigan electric company strays from its origins to find significant success in plumbing and sewer work

Texas contractor lauds drain machine’s ability to eat through pipe scale, making lining job prep more efficient

When a business owner is ready to retire, sometimes the next steps go off without a hitch. Other times, it’s not so easy.

Two brothers built a thriving company in Utah by focusing on an underserved market and now prepare to pass it to a second generation

Tips covering the initial preparation period to demolition and installation of the new unit

From the vehicles themselves to the employees driving them, there are a number of components to a comprehensive company fleet safety program

Washington-based Pro-Vac’s opportunistic mindset has the diversified underground infrastructure firm quickly expanding its service footprint throughout the country

Achieving the dream of entrepreneurship starts with simply launching a company, even if there are still plenty of business lessons yet to come