For years, sewage discharging from cleanouts affected as many as 40 properties at the 650-unit Millpond mobile home park in San Jose,...
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Making Green
To boost employee safety, enhance productivity and decrease operating costs, Martin’s Pipeline Inspection in Paris, Ky., went green – as in a...
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On the Level
While it may not be obvious at first glance, there are similarities between telecommunications and municipal water and sewer – like laying...
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I&I Terminator
Sometimes new opportunities make business owners take a deep breath and make big investments in new equipment. Rich Navert, owner and president...
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Holding Water
The municipal swimming pool in Tracy, Minn., was losing hundreds of gallons of water per day. When a local contractor televised the...
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Cutting Through
For technicians at Diamondback Plumbing Services Inc. in Phoenix, Ariz., using underpowered equipment to break up heavy grease clogs in restaurant drain...
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Off the Deep End
Sewage erupting 18 to 24 inches above ground near Lake Union waterfront brought City of Seattle crews on the double. The spill...
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Multitaskers
In the infrastructure-heavy markets where municipal and commercial cleaner Russell Reid operates, business opportunities are plentiful. To capitalize, the company, based in...
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Visual Assist
The economy in Alberta rises and falls with the energy sector. After almost 30 years in business, Perry Fish, owner of Electric...
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A Matter of Debris
Floor drains and downspouts backing up at a company’s training center near St. Louis, Mo., caught the attention of a general contractor...
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Multiplier Effect
Grayton Plumbing in Washington, D.C. doesn’t own a fleet of 20 trucks – it just seems that way. That visual sleight-of-hand is...
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Sacking Sand
Culverts clogged with sand along I-70 used to be a big problem for the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT). Today, work crews...
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Tight Quarters
A new complex of condominiums on a hill in Daly City, Calif., would increase sewage flows and overwhelm the 800-foot-long, 8-inch vitreous...
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Different Brand of Diversity
Prevailing wisdom holds that a diversified customer base helps businesses prosper. Western Refinery Services in Ferndale, Wash., puts a new spin on...
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It All Adds Up
When the time came for Alan O’Neill and his partner to name their drain cleaning and plumbing company in Houston, Texas, in...








