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Trench safety expert offers a detailed checklist of things your crews can do to plan for and eliminate dangers

Discover how new technology can take your business to the next level at the world's largest trade show for sewer and drain cleaning professionals.

Launching your own sewer and drain cleaning business in 2016 may require you to cast aside your fears.

Governor gets a look inside company's $11 Million plant expansion in Green Cove Springs

The top five secret business strategies for massive growth will be unveiled at the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show

Incentives help Canadian cleaner retain quality operators and technicians

The DT340 Pipe Crawler is self-contained, no service truck required

New impact- and slip-resistant glove offers HPPE CR Level 4 shell

The latest roundup of 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.

Shifting sand and debris complicates 13-hour rescue

Do you know how to protect your jetter against the elements when temps drop? It’s crucial to give your jetter some extra TLC during cold months.

WWETT Show presenter will discuss how pre-planning is the best way to minimize damage.

Lessons learned from a night out at a Japanese restaurant could help your sewer and drain cleaning business. Here's how.

Pipeline inspection company ushers in 2016 with new leadership after founder and co-owner Rudy Ellgass steps down.

Improve your business’ cash flow by making the collection of payments quicker and easier.

Rent this all-inclusive, high-pressure waterjetting system to remove hard deposits in pipelines 8 inches or larger.

Partnership includes the exclusive line of GatorLock cam-lever hose couplings.

Discover how new technology can take your business to the next level at the world's largest trade show for sewer and drain cleaning professionals.

The new standard places an emphasis on training, monitoring and evaluating, as well as communications requirements.

Without a safety net, you could be liable for employee medical bills and lost wages.