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Texas contractor’s custom Pipehunter water jetter boosts productivity with hot water and higher pressure.

Pre-job inspections and regular maintenance can keep your equipment working hard for many years.

Safe pipe bursting requires thorough understanding of surrounding utilities and soil conditions.

Rowell's Sewer & Drain takes pride in finding "go-getters" to hire and train and finds new ways to reward them for a job well done.

Witnesses say the crew was picking up their equipment on the job site when the accident occurred.

Cord reels can accommodate up to 100 feet of 12-gauge cord.

Inspection system from JD7 is designed for internal investigation of live pipelines

Software upgrades simplify utility locates with the 2550GR Ground Penetrating Radar System

Contractor saves customer’s driveway using trenchless technology to pull 60 feet of 4-inch drainline.

Gary and Rose Poborsky being inducted into Johnstown Hall of Fame as company continues growing.

California contractors were prepared when the rains began to fall, but keeping up with long-neglected sewers and drains have kept residential and commercial cleaners in high demand.

Continuing education, online learning and attending a trade show can give your sewer and drain cleaning business — and employees — an edge up on the competition.

Contractor utilizes directional drilling and vacuum excavation to complete a 3-year project installing sewer force mains.

If you noticed legal, health or safety violations on the job site, what would you do? Fortunately, most problems can be resolved internally. But when circumstances are dire, here's what you should know before becoming a whistleblower.