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Learn how to properly price your service work, and don’t forget the second technician.

In this week's industry news, crisis is averted on the campus of Clemson University as Global Pump comes to the rescue before a nationally televised football game.

Sherman to become president and CEO of parent company of Guzzler and Vactor.

Converted wet/dry vac substitutes for smoke machine.

The experts at Under Armour offer advice on how to dress for those long, cold winter days.

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

Davide Nascimento was working on the installation of a sewer line when a portion of roadway above the excavation fell, breaking a water main.

Eliminate the guesswork in CIPP by utilizing proper planning and resources before going into your next relining job.

The lightweight JM-1000 Mini Jet from General is a tough little tool that is a smart addition to any drain cleaning arsenal

Whether you're starting out on your own or have experience running a successful sewer and drain cleaning business, these tips will help you become a better boss — and more likable person.

Rock Mills Enterprises unveils the new Lifter PLUS for the easy removal of covers and grates.

Here's a quick roundup of the latest industry news. Track the industry's movers and shakers, learn about new products, and more.

Proper maintenance on blowers, filter bags can ensure problem-free operation.

That's right. We want you, homebrewers. See what we've got up our sleeve for this year's WWETT Show.

Ted Berry Company boasts an impressive fleet, but the trenchless specialists rely on one piece of equipment more than the rest.

The new SIR 4000 is designed to bridge GSSI’s traditional analog antennas with the next generation of digital offerings.

Check out the latest listing of products exclusively for the sewer and drain cleaning and inspection industry.

For sewer and drain cleaners, WWETT Show presenter says a contractor's image and pricing are the keys to increasing profits.

The owner of a Wisconsin construction business was installing a new sewer line in a 10-foot-deep trench when the walls caved in.

After pinpointing the cause, it’s vital that a CIPP contractor knows how to effectively deal with a partially cured pipe.