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Keep It Dry
As we travel and talk about good installation principles, we often hear questions about why installers need to know their soils. Last...
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Straddling Borders
Glen Gonsorowski, second-generation owner of Florian & Sons Excavating, grew up watching his dad periodically refocus the business to succeed in a...
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A Good Investment
As a professional contractor, you might ask yourself: Why would I want to attend NOWRA’s 21st Annual Conference (April 2-5 in Providence,...
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Travel on Schedule
A privately held company wanted to build a travel plaza at Interstate 65 and Indiana 10 just south of DeMotte, Ind. Plans...
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On Target
Accurate Leak and Line has built a reputation that matches its name, accurately detecting the source of customer drain and waterline problems....
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Walking a Fine Line
An old saying advises not to mix business and pleasure. There are two other things not to mix: Networking and community service.
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Recording Injuries First Step in Prevention
Over the past three decades, occupational injuries and illnesses in the United States have declined by 42 percent, even though employment has...
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A Fair Shake
Vibration technology, which is designed to loosen stubborn loads in the industrial loader market, is now being promoted as an effective tool...
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Perfect Storm
For years, a storm sewer in Holiday Lake Estates in Morgan Hill, Calif., backed up, flooding a road and the driveway at...
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Where the Work Gets Done
For this and the next few months, we will discuss soil treatment units, beginning with the most conventional: flow by gravity into...
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In Praise of Precast Concrete
I ’m standing on a windswept bluff well above a modern precast concrete factory outside of Boulder, Colo., where soaring hawks and...
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Pump to Gravity: Does It Make Sense?
In the more than 30 years I have worked with onsite wastewater treatment systems, I’ve seen many things that don’t seem to...
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Being Agile, Staying True
Done right the first time: For Ken Ragan, that’s his motto and the heart of his business. He believes his integrity keeps...
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In a Tight Spot
Owners of a 94- by 126-foot lot on Lake Blackshear in Cordele, Ga., could not build because the Crisp County Health Department...
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Lower Your Property Taxes
Property taxes are always higher than you’d like, and these days, because real estate values have fallen in many cities, the taxes...
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Great Technology Doesn’t Run Itself
The pipeline cleaning industry has become a very competitive business. New companies are constantly emerging while established companies scramble to maintain their...
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Twists and Turns
A leaking 4-inch HDPE gas line under the main access road between an office building and parking garage at The Towers at...
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Hidden treasures uncovered
You never really know what you’ll find when you take apart a plugged drain line, clean out a storm sewer or start...

















