Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show (WWETT) Articles

Productivity is always top of mind for service contractors. And the tools they use need to be reliable and durable to stand up to...

Registration for the 2022 WWETT Show in Indianapolis is now open. The show is scheduled for Feb. 21-24 at the Indiana Convention Center.At...

When Dale Wilson isn’t cleaning drains, he’s pumping. Or repairing. Or inspecting drain and sewer lines to see what needs cleaning or...

Third-generation plumbers often grow up in the family business and patiently wait for their turn at the helm. Max Greenberg made his...

The WWETT Show, originally slated for May at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, has been rescheduled for June 29 to July...

Some drain cleaners are leery about ever buying expensive new equipment. Others do so only when they have to, perhaps to remain...

For years, Steve Allen was frustrated by his inability to effectively tackle what he believes is a large potential market for pipeline...

The WWETT Show, originally slated for Feb. 22-25 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, has been rescheduled for May 3-6, 2021,...

Any contractor who cleans restaurant grease traps and interceptors knows there’s rarely a convenient time for customers. While municipalities typically require regular...

Cleaning clogged drainlines used to be a prolonged and tedious job for Rob Broccolo Jr. Most drain cleaners know the drill all...

Because of the time it takes to put together each issue of Cleaner, my deadline for this column falls months before it’s...

After a trip to the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, what do you do? You saw the trucks, the...

Only a few years ago, companies like Ditch Witch wouldn’t have thought about bringing equipment like directional drills, trenchers and vacuum excavation...

Four and a half years ago, Joe and Danielle Lienhards had a sewage backup in a rental property. Rather than wait for...