Pipeline Rehabilitation and Relining

Sometimes new opportunities make business owners take a deep breath and make big investments in new equipment. Rich Navert, owner and president...

Dawe, Sales Manager for The Strong Company, DiesCarl Dawe, 67, of Cumming, Ga., died on May 11. He had served as national...

The municipal swimming pool in Tracy, Minn., was losing hundreds of gallons of water per day. When a local contractor televised the...

Sewage erupting 18 to 24 inches above ground near Lake Union waterfront brought City of Seattle crews on the double. The spill...

From the time he was 10 years old, Kyle Baxter worked with his grandfather cleaning sewer pipes, often using an old pumper...

Charlie Hall may call his sewer and drain-cleaning operation a “redneck enterprise,” but there is no smirking about the way he has...

When John Perry struck out on his own 12 years ago, he saw that he could differentiate his business by providing “limousine...

With apologies to Kermit the Frog, it’s not easy turning a company green. But at the B. Frank Joy Co. in Hyattsville,...

It’s said that timing is everything in business. And when the timing isn’t just right, all it takes is a little creativity...

Drain lines in a potato chip processing plant in Orlando, Fla., were running slowly or not at all. The facility, built in...

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...

Thirty years ago, Bill Smith established Lincoln Sewer & Drain after losing his job as a welder. He worked briefly for a...