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The next time you sell or trade your plumbing truck, you might make sure your company name and phone number are removed...

For several years, a 12-story building in Midland, Texas, had been experiencing sewer odors in the top four floors. Owners of the...

Jim Aanderud is president and owner of Innerline Engineering and a veteran camera operator.A guest presenter at WWETT 2016, Aanderud will discuss...

Trenchless pipeline installation and replacement has grown in many ways since its introduction and has become a widely accepted and often preferred...

Infrastructure jobs, including septic tank contractors and sewer pipe cleaners, are on the rise. A new report from Brookings.edu estimates that septic...

Learn how a massive cross-bore inspection project will help Phoenix contractor and industry risktaker Chris Mihaletos and wife Maria grow the woman-owned...

The debate of the efficacy of septic tank additives rages on. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s most recent study on chemical or...

Stories about people — mostly children — falling into septic tanks are making headlines left and right these days. For instance, a...

A cluttered office is no small matter. An unruly office can send clients — and employees — the message that you’re sloppy...

A study of five years of fleet management data by a telematics provider shows companies can be more efficient and serve customers...

Well, here’s something you don’t see every day.While performing a CCTV inspection, a contractor for Wenatchee, Wash., spotted a nest of snakes...

Keeping track of increasing — and more stringent — regulations for onsite septic installations and inspections and septic pumping can be difficult....

The Seattle City Council unanimously approved a $15 minimum wage — the highest big-city minimum wage in the U.S. — for workers...

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at the Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo before you arrive? Well here’s...