KEG Technologies, Inc. Articles

Chemical control can be an effective remedy for root blockages in sewer lines, but mechanical removal through the use of cutters, nozzles, cable machines and jetters is often needed for advanced problems and severe blockages. Manufacturers offer a wide variety of tools for cutting and cleaning out problem roots. Here are some of the latest offerings.

Quality Pipe Services charts a growth course with a focus on full-service infrastructure cleaning, inspection, testing and repair for cities

Gorman-Rupp Names Knudsen Eastern District Manager-Engineered Systems; Larson, Long Join Vanair; Techspray Adds Chemist, Lab Equipment; RS Technik, Inland Pipe Form Licensing Agreement; Spartan Tool Launches Customer Service Website; Gardner Denver Names Rougier to Sales Team; KEG Relocates to South Carolina

A Colorado contractor takes up the charge in an ongoing battle with tree roots using cutting and treatment techniques

Working in the Rocky Mountains opens the doors for a contractor who built a startup plumbing operation into a diverse and profitable enterprise