Vans, Trucks & Fleet

Chuck Lang Jr. of Chuck’s Septic Tank, Sewer & Drain Cleaning says jetter reliability is crucial for customer service

Knowing when to replace your service truck is a tricky equation to figure out, even for experts.

Straight diesel and gasoline engines are no longer the only way to go for your fleet of trucks. But are they still the smartest answer?

Plumbers spend a lot of time using company-owned vehicles and, unfortunately, accidents do sometimes happen. If you suffer any injuries — or are at fault — here’s a breakdown of what happens next.

Here’s how two Miami area plumbers prepared for Hurricane Irma’s arrival

A roundup of recent industry news exclusively for plumbing professionals

Windshield cameras capture view of other motorists, have the potential to uncover and correct your drivers’ bad habits.

If you don’t want tools and supplies rattling around unsecured in the back of your pickup, a rig carrying a service body can become your rolling workshop.

System can track and keep your employees safe inside buildings, tunnels and other enclosed areas where GPS can’t reach

Driver shortages, lower fleet costs push a continued trend toward user-friendly automatic transmissions in work trucks.

Every plumbing company wants to become as efficient as possible in its operations. But there’s more than one way to get there.