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A young man’s involvement in the javelin throw leads him and his father, a New Jersey contractor, on a trip to the 2008 Olympics in Beijing

A reputation for skilled emergency dewatering services and extensive knowledge of environmental rules helps Canadian contractor Aquatech carve out a healthy niche

A healthy ego is your friend, but if you let it run out of control, it can jeopardize your business and relationships and disrupt your team

There’s a great deal to be said for thinking ahead to take control of your calendar, so that work doesn’t take control of your life

Workers in a central Florida city take a shine to a souped-up vacuum truck that greatly improves productivity and cuts costs

Your efforts to streamline employee healthcare coverage can include shopping for better deals and getting involved in policy initiatives

Mike Phillips uses new technology to create a competitive edge and anchor growth opportunities on a foundation of established business

Service contracts give customers peace of mind while providing regular income and a chance to solidify customer relationships

An OSHA program recognizes small businesses for effective safety and health management programs

Laser profiling is gaining recognition in North America as a valuable tool for measuring newly installed pipes and sewers scheduled for rehabilitation

A pipe-bursting project enables a bowling alley to repair a kitchenette drain line in short order with minimal disruption to the property or business operations

The StarJet-Plus system from NLB Corp. is a closed-loop waterjet stripe and rubber removal system that the company says lets operators remove more pavement marking or runway rubber per shift.

Mr. Rooter Promotes Manager, Hires Consultant; Henning Joins AP/M as Manager of Technical Development; RIDGID Launches Reputation Roadshow; Electric Eel Offers Drain Cleaning Literature; American Leak Detection Ranks Top in Category; Super Products Produces DVD, Offers Demo Tour

The unpleasant but sometimes necessary step of layoffs during a business downturn requires attention to employees’ rights and to legal procedures

Efforts to limit cell phone use while driving are picking up steam. Here’s how some contractors balance mobile communication with the need to drive safely.

The recession affects everyone, but you don’t have to be part of the doom and gloom. A positive attitude and positive action are more essential now than ever.

Mike Williams of Just Drains LLC in Philadelphia, Pa., supports big plans with solid business practices and constant, aggressive promotion

In most cases, an IRS income tax audit is nothing to fear. The keys are to keep calm and make sure you’re accompanied by a professional.

Contracting professionals share ideas on upsizing a water jetter and selecting the right equipment to suit the application

Diversification, cost-cutting and investments in new, more efficient equipment are among measures contractors take to weather the recession and plan for growth