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An Oklahoma plumber relies on tried-and-true equipment to deliver superior customer service and keep his reputation pristine

Learn best management practices and how to establish standard operating procedures before showing up at the job site.

The sewers of Paris are as legendary as the city itself.

Three men arrested after New York police spend four hours searching for suspects in sewer system.

Wedding ring slips off finger of 97-year-old grandmother and goes down the drain.

Maximizing profitability during pipeline rehabilitation projects takes the right equipment.

COXREELS introduces a hose strain relief kit to protect hose fitting and connections from damage.

Taking a few minutes for some daily maintenance extends the life of your equipment and prevents major problems down the road

Your employees are undoubtedly on social media and what they post could be harming your brand.

The new HSC1 from MyTana Mfg. Company is a low-torque cutter for lateral reinstatement, descaling and clearing obstructions.

An inspection camera system from Aries Industries was used to help authorities locate 33 miners that were trapped underground in Chile for 69 days.

Damage can be avoided more than 99 percent of the time when an excavator notifies a one-call center before digging.

4-year-old sinkhole in East Detroit stocked with bluegill, goldfish and carp.

Spinner attachment works with any hot or cold pressure washer.

Plumbing contractor called in to save newborn puppy that was stuck head-first 35 feet under Phoenix home.

Be available and be efficient. That’s how Tri-County Power Rodding co-owner Norm Galligan has approached business for the nearly 40 years he and his partner Stan Mansfield have been working together.