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Designed to fit through as small as 2-inch openings, this powerful tank-cleaning machine can break up the most challenging of residues.

Despite good-paying jobs, contractors across North America have noted a decline in quality technicians to help feed the workforce.

Our three-part series on acoustic pipe inspections concludes by exploring how data is collected and interpreted.

Up to 20 million gallons of water gushed out of a broken water main, causing extensive damages on the UCLA campus, including historic Pauley Pavilion, last July.

Annual meeting of the American Society of Civil Engineers' Pipelines Division set for Aug. 23-26 in Baltimore.

Don’t be daunted by high-tech utility locators. With a little know-how, this tool can be a contractor’s best friend.

Going, going … Get it before it’s gone. This custom Chevy Silverado is available in a no-reserve, seven-day auction.

Millions of dollars in repairs are needed after bundles of marijuana cause a major backup in a city’s wastewater system.

Learn more about the process of grouting as a low-cost alternative to pipeline and manhole rehabilitation and to stop leaky joints.

Training a good CCTV inspection operator requires a clear and focused plan.

The second part of our series on acoustic pipe inspection details the logistics of proper pre-deployment planning.

Selling your commercial clients on a routine checkup provides stability for your drain cleaning business while offering the customer peace of mind

Figuring out which water jetter best suits your needs requires some calculated thinking and an eye to the future.

You might have one tool that you can use for multiple jobs, but using the best tool for the job can save you time and money

See firsthand how tree roots and other materials are removed from pipelines using water pressure up to 29,000 psi.

SeptemberFest 2015 is a two-day event that offers free technical training, hands-on labs, and live product demonstrations.