Excavating Equipment Articles

When Scott Spencer took over Jim Dandy Sewer & Plumbing in Seattle at the end of 2012, he found a company with...

Each year brings new business opportunities and new challenges, but also some of the same decisions. For example, is it time to...

Keeping your equipment clean can extend its life and enhance resale value. But how far do you need to go? With today’s...

Imagine opening a pipe bursting business in a market where you're practically the only game in town. Now imagine that only a...

When opportunity knocks at Kandey Co. Inc., co-owner Joe Kandefer has learned over the years to answer the door quickly and provide...

When 6-year-old Basim Mansour tagged along with his father during electrical repair calls in the 1970s, he had no idea that one...

Successful onsite system repairs are built on an understanding of the "what" and "why" of the problem. "Without this understanding, I will...

When Roger Milner was laid off from his job as a maintenance man at a church, he decided it was time to...

A couple in Lakemont, Ga., wanted to build a two-bedroom summer home on a lake lot considered unbuildable. The consulting engineer recommended...

A can-do attitude and maintaining flexibility to provide value-added customer service have sustained Ward Brothers LLC through many economic ups and downs....

With a couple clicks, excavation companies can access information about the latest technologies available to help them prevent damaging underground utilities. The...

Behind most successful people is a mentor, and Dewey Chaffin of Chaffin Excavating in Bedford, Va., was Emmett Mitchell’s trusted advisor.In 1991,...

As demand for sites at a mobile home park in Cedar Point, N.C., developed, the owners added more spaces with sewer connections....

Relying on family and friends helped Mark Green grow Green Construction Management from a small residential firm to one capable of handling...