November 2009 Issue of Cleaner

A slow economy doesn’t keep attendees from the exhibits and seminars at the 2009 WJTA Conference and Expo

Online discussion forum members report on their success (or lack of it) in choosing advertising channels that get results

If you challenge a former employee’s claim for unemployment benefits, here are some strategies that will improve your chances for success

A British Columbia contractor’s custom vacuum truck can also clean pipes, hydroexcavate, and even ride the tracks to clean up spills from derailments

A Saskatchewan contractor jumped feet first into industrial cleaning and soon built a profitable business with a strong family succession plan

A few catchy words on the side of a truck go a long way in deciding whether a customer takes notice, remembers, and calls you for service

The second generation of development and design on the Internet focuses on using the Web for social networking. Is it just for fun? Or is it a valuable business tool?

Manufacturers offer their newest tools and technologies for high-pressure waterblast cleaning in industrial applications

Cured-in-place lining fixes a restaurant’s problem cast iron drain line overnight while protecting a highly valued marble floor

Testing demonstrates the effects of pressure, jet angle and rotation, and time of exposure on damage to steel tubes in high-pressure cleaning

Service Painting of Florida grows by entering new markets and giving its customers the full benefits of hydroblasting and coating technology

WJTA Forms Cleaning Association, Elects Officers; StoneAge Hosts Dealer Days; Mr. Rooter Named Among Top 100 Franchises; MaxLiner Receives ICC-ES Code Recognition; McLaughlin Locator Helps Win Utility Rodeo

Technology makes it possible to measure the actual impact of workplace noise on individual employees

Contractors use a variety of methods to present their capabilities to industrial clients who are pressed for time and face unique challenges