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Common Ground Alliance uses National Safe Digging Month to remind people to call 811 before digging to avoid underground hazards

UEMSI/HTV’s line of lateral push cameras has options to fit a variety of needs and equipment budgets.

From caustic cleaners to cable machines, here are some tips on what’s wise to stick down a pipe post-lining

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You’ll be shocked by what another employee can discover when talking to potential hires

Make sure the customer’s thinking lines up with yours before a job begins. Otherwise you could be paying the price in lost revenue and a damaged reputation.

Websites are often the first impression potential customers are getting of your business. Make sure you’re not doing something that drives them away.

Some free newspaper publicity can expose you to potential new customers. But the quality of that coverage greatly depends on you.

Don’t believe the negative stereotypes you hear about the younger generation of workers.

Investing in a new inspection system helps this crew inspect 2,000 feet of pipe per day

Steam can be a fast and effective way to cure a liner. But be sure you’re doing it properly, or you could have unhappy customers in the future.

Rescue crews in Nebraska needed almost seven hours to free the worker from the narrow, unstable trench

Can waterjet cutting nozzles clear roots as effectively as rotating steel blades?

The whitepaper "Working Smarter Against I&I" discusses a total system approach to combating I&I and the tools available to evaluate the different elements of your sewer system

Colorado’s C&L Water Solutions decided an in-house approach was best for building trucks to carry the company’s valuable pipe lining equipment.

Startup company climbs the learning curve and builds its reputation with satisfied customers.

Washington contractor builds a robust business as his company diversifies and moves into hydroexcavation.