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The questions you’re not asking in job interviews may be a primary reason for high employee turnover

Jay DeFrates maintains lead safety credentials for his company in order to take full advantage of a growing need to replace lead pipes

When it comes to fighting inflow and infiltration, are you a rookie, semi-pro or MVP?

A roundup of recent industry news exclusively for sewer and drain cleaning professionals. Track the industry's movers and shakers, learn about company acquisitions, get the skinny on new products, and more.

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Obtain the best equipment at the best value by streamlining the bidding process

Companies are wise to train their employees how to keep equipment in top shape

Simple maintenance practice will extend the life of hoses on hydroexcavators

By taking advantage of technology and updating methods, contractors can ensure their businesses will be audit-proof

When EcoClean was profiled in Cleaner magazine in 2008, it was focused on developing a niche using off-road vehicles to tackle remote cleaning and inspection jobs. Since then, the company has shifted course.

Customer service is a no-brainer tactic for creating more loyalty and higher revenue. But are you absolutely sure that you’re approaching it in the right way?

Michigan contractor considers employees' personal lives in determining what training to offer

Crews removed 93,000 pounds of plastic beads from catch basins along a main parade route prior to this year’s celebration

Making time on the job more pleasant for employees will reduce turnover and generally improve your life and theirs

Small, portable jetter units put an end to recurring grease clog problems

Focusing on the skills only you can provide for your business and outsourcing other tasks can save time and money

The conversation about what FOG can do to sewers continues in a new exhibit at the Museum of London

Prediction: Drain cleaning equipment is trending toward lightweight and portable

Technology can help, but it shouldn’t be relied on all the time