Entries Tagged Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show (WWETT)

Crews at Great Lakes TV Seal readily go to extremes to serve the company’s municipal customers, even if it means inspecting underwater...

I was staring out the window this morning, wondering what to write about. It was snowing, and the wind was battering the...

For years, Tom Carlisle was frustrated because he couldn’t serve a large untapped market for boring new waterlines and sewer lines, which...

Decades ago, hydroexcavators only roamed the oilfields. Both excavating and off-loading occurred right on site. Fast-forward: The versatility of hydroexcavators has been realized....

There are a lot of good drain cleaners. There are also a lot of good drain cleaners who don’t know how to...

One of the most enjoyable parts of my job is connecting with contractors who are excited about their work and the industry...

An old adage says that, generally speaking, you get what you pay for. But as Ron Smiley discovered, it’s also possible to...

The city of Houston is just beginning to dig out from the wrath of Hurricane Harvey as I write this. Some of...

Trelleborg’s pipe lining system aims for efficiency and ease of use.Two key features are the one-size-fits-all felt liner and the liner’s silicone...

I had a great time at the WWETT Show this year, mostly because of the people I met.There were more than 13,000...

Detecting leaks by sound seems simple. In fact, the first underground leak detection professionals did it by simply pressing a doctor’s stethoscope...

Rausch USA has traditionally focused on high-end truck-mounted inspection systems. The 2016 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show marked the...

Most drain cleaners need to carry separate tools for lateral cleaning and inspection. The equipment takes up valuable space and switching back...

Sewer problems often lie in the laterals rather than the mainline, but adequately inspecting and assessing those lateral lines isn’t always easy....