National Association of Sewer Service Companies (NASSCO) Articles

In the most basic sense, you need pressure and flow to jet a sewer line. The pressure is your cutting ability and...

Since first implemented in 2002, the Pipeline Assessment Certification Program has become the accepted method for municipalities, contractors, consultants and manufacturers to...

Here’s a collection of the most-read stories on Cleaner.com from the past year. If you missed any of these, now is your...

Editor’s note: This is the first installment of a series of test quizzes prepared by NASSCO designed to help you prepare for...

Since first implemented in 2002, the Pipeline Assessment Certification Program has become the accepted method for municipalities, contractors, consultants and manufacturers to record...

Like many companies that rely on skilled labor, finding experienced, qualified employees is one of the most difficult challenges faced by Pipevision,...

The show floor at WWETT 2016 will be filled with the latest and greatest products the water and wastewater industry has to offer....

Getting properly certified for his company’s primary services was important to H&R Plumbing owner Horacio Franco. It opened the door to future growth and helped establish...

Training a good CCTV inspection operator doesn’t happen by accident; it requires precise planning. This will ensure that training covers every important...

NASCCO has announced a slate of upcoming classes for inspector training and certification for both cured-in-place pipe (CIPP) installation and manhole rehabilitation.Click...

Mark your calendars! Hands-on equipment demonstrations will be the focus of the 15th Aries Grout Boot Camp to be held September 18-19...

National Association of Sewer Service Companies (NASSCO) will hold its Inspector Training & Certification Program (ITCP) for manhole rehabilitation in Houston, Texas,...

About fifty years ago, the first pipeline inspection systems were used to look inside sewer utilities. These early systems were large, heavy,...

It was supposed to be a business serving the central part of Iowa, providing basic water and wastewater services to municipalities and...