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The Dodgers and Angels had to call their final exhibition game before the start of the season early because of wastewater spilling onto the field

Canada’s NCM Hydro Vac Services goes beyond sewer and draining cleaning, taking advantage of its two waste treatment facilities to promote green, environmentally friendly practices

Finding a mentor or being one are ways to grow your career and help improve the company overall

Don't become an underground utility strike statistic. Here's information to help control and mitigate the risks.

Washington's Greenfield Services does all it can to make employees feel like they're part of a team

Selling is something you can’t completely ignore if you want to ensure you maintain a steady workload. Here are ways to make that part of the job enjoyable and effective.

Sheila Joy takes on the role of leading the association into its next growth phase

Rogers & Sons was celebrating 40 years in business when it was last featured in Cleaner magazine in 2008. A decade later, here’s where the company stands at age 50.

Hundreds of municipalities rely on the Quickview airHD to assess sewer condition rapidly and affordably. Now, this trusted tool can measure the…

Better invoicing practices can improve cash flow and relationships with customers

Company focuses on innovation and operational simplicity with the new Vactor 2100i

Plumber sees steady growth in Hawaii with a plane, a crawler and a will to succeed

Long Beach, California-based National Plant Services was one of the primary contractors assisting Montecito in the wake of the devastating January mudslide

Even when you love your work, the goal is not to have it consume your entire life. To ensure it doesn’t, takes a concerted effort.

Look at all the options available to you as you grow your business

California’s Sewer Line Video Inspection has eliminated one of the service offerings highlighted when the company was featured in Cleaner magazine in 2009. But that has been a positive for the company, rather than a negative.

Pipe Detectives finds success helping farmers protect one of their biggest investments

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?