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You may dread the times when the phone isn’t ringing, but it can be an opportunity to play catch-up on neglected tasks and make plans to ward off future slow periods

Jetting a sewer line requires both pressure and flow. How much of each depends on what you’re trying to accomplish.

Don’t let your guard down to cyber attackers who want to steal your vital company information and take your money

ErgoSkeleton helps keep workers in proper technique when carrying or lifting items

Californian contractor helps customers fix their radiant heating problems and teaches them about different product options in the process

San Diego contractor develops a unique way of finding skilled workers — starting her own training school

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

Effective communication is the key to making change stick in your company

A happy customer is a loyal customer, and good communication is the first step

Minnesota’s T ‘N G Plumbing teams with partners to put $55,000 of work into the home of a family of four as part of its annual Pay It Forward program

'This Old House' increasing efforts to recruit more young people into the skilled trades and fill the skills gap

Keeping a regular blog can be especially valuable for service companies

'This Old House' has been educating plumbing contractors and homeowners for decades, and Richard Trethewey has been along for the entire ride

Ed Zeitler’s recipe for effective marketing has been a combination of a catchy slogan and his children doing the radio recording