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Editorial
Look Before You Lease
Leases for commercial space are normally prepared by the landlord, not by the tenant. It’s no surprise, then, that these leases heavily...
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Looking Up
When the economy tanked a couple of years ago, many service contractors hunkered down. Many shelved plans for expansion and instead concentrated...
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A Course in the Basics
Two things are certain about safety advice. First, much of it comes down to common sense. Second, it can’t be repeated often...
Editorial
An App for That?
One peril of getting a smart phone is becoming addicted to it – there’s a reason BlackBerry users call their devices “CrackBerries.”A...
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What Customers See
Too often, business owners focus so intently on the bottom line that they lose sight of the bigger picture. Success begins with...
Editorial
Taking Care of Yourself
I used to stay in shape by playing basketball, and for years I could run up and down the court like a...
Blogs
Sewer systems need more work than ever
It's well known that bringing the nation's clean-water infrastructure up to date is a multi-billion-dollar task. That taks is getting bigger, according...
Blogs
Maine student is US Stockholm Junior Water Prize winner
Rebecca Ye of Bangor, Maine, is the U.S. winner of the 2010 Stockholm Junior Water Prize (SJWP), the most prestigious international...
Blogs
How Much Is Wastewater Worth?
A new research report, "Technologies Turn Waste Into Profit," estimates that with advancing technology, the opportunity for resource recovery from wastewater will...
Blogs
Web site promotes industry recruitment
The Water Environment Federation (WEF) and the American Water Works Association (AWWA) have launched WorkForWater.org, a collaborative web site offering resources for...
Blogs
WEF seeks new director
The Water Environment Federation will initiate a search for a new executive director, to come on board in early 2011. Bill Bertera,...
Editorial
Winning Combinations
Combination sewer cleaning and vacuum trucks are becoming more sophisticated as manufacturers expand their capabilities, improve design and make them safer –...
Editorial
Holding Water
The municipal swimming pool in Tracy, Minn., was losing hundreds of gallons of water per day. When a local contractor televised the...
Editorial
Going Undercover
Roto-Rooter Services Company president and chief operating officer Rick Arquilla experienced a week undercover in his own company, using the alias of...
Editorial
Learning While Doing
Sitting in classes at Virginia Tech, Robert Kalbach, III, had a pretty good idea of his future: president of Utility Services Group...
Editorial
Cutting Through
For technicians at Diamondback Plumbing Services Inc. in Phoenix, Ariz., using underpowered equipment to break up heavy grease clogs in restaurant drain...
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Recording System Is Built to Handle Rough Weather
The SeeSnake DVDPak recording system from RIDGID lets contractors reliably monitor and record inspections even in hostile weather.
The system can be purchased...
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Eyes in the Back
As the economy improves, more cleaning contractors will be out on the job, operating large trucks and tanks on and off roadways....














