Entries Tagged Drain Cleaning

It’s hard to imagine a more aptly named company than All Service Plus — or a more entrepreneurial-minded businessman than its owner,...

Editor’s note: Cleaner Classroom is an online series focused on the fundamental functions of cleaning professionals and the basic tools used to...

Question: I’m ready to upgrade to a new sewer inspection camera. I’m sure there’s a lot of new stuff out there. What should...

The Gen-Ear LE from General Pipe Cleaners is a simplified, more economical water leak locator with stronger sound amplification than other systems....

Editor’s note: When we profiled Glenn Daigle in the January 2012 edition of Cleaner magazine (read “The Next in Line”), retirement didn’t...

Bill Howe likes creating businesses, and that’s exactly what the entrepreneur has done.The owner of the Bill Howe Family of Companies in...

When a national drain cleaning franchise quoted $10,000 to repair recurring clogs in a 37-year-old Oberlin, Ohio, apartment complex, the maintenance team...

As the owner of a 25-year-old sewer rehabilitation and drain cleaning business, I’ve learned the ins and outs of growing a company...

“When you have hot water gushing through the kitchen ceiling of an historic landmark in mid-January, you don’t waste time fooling around.”That’s...

New-and-improved materials and technologies are part of the reason the drain cleaning and plumbing industry is so exciting. These advancements provide countless...

If Mendy Calegari had a favorite Beatles song, it might easily be “Eight Days a Week.” And even that amount of time...

Waterblasting is dangerous work with several inherent risks. The best way to keep workers safe is to put as many obstacles as...

Confined-space entry work can be dangerous — and even deadly. Whether your workers clean tanks and pipes or plunge into manholes to...

In the last article we talked about how cables that become kinked or tangled inside your drum can masquerade as power feed...