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An understanding of potential job site challenges can help operators differentiate between malfunctioning tools or a job site issue

Former military personnel strive for leadership, make great team members, and bring many skills that could help build a cleaning business

The Fairgrounds will play host for two days of equipment demos in October

Morehead City, North Carolina, deploys its RapidView IBAK system to save a kitten stuck in a storm sewer

Understanding the tests CIPP products go through prior to hitting the market gives you the knowledge that helps build customer trust

Although you may both be going after the same customer base, it’s not necessarily wise to treat competing companies as the enemy

Five-step filtering process allows operators to eliminate water refill trips

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.

Both the direct and indirect costs of a workplace accident can quickly add up

These tips can help solve the challenge of locating and marking underground plastic pipe

Browse the latest products exclusively for the sewer and drain cleaning and inspection industry

It may not be an everyday occurrence, but you could come across asbestos-cement pipe on a job. Here are details you’ll need to consider.

Jetting a sewer line requires both pressure and flow. How much of each depends on what you’re trying to accomplish.

A troublesome employee stirring up conflict needs to be dealt with before everyone’s work suffers

Community involvement creates the type of trust that turns into loyal customers and big growth numbers

If you don’t have a Google My Business page, you’re missing out on an easy yet essential marketing tool

Companies use a variety of teaching approaches to turn potential business into committed customers

The Nu Drain system is used to rehabilitate aged and failing sewer, drain, vent and waste piping without digging, trenching or destruction inside…

If you have a solid plan in place beforehand, an OSHA job site inspection won’t be quite so tension-filled

Here are a few items contractors should be leery of as they hunt the market for a lining system