Entries Tagged Texas

Water-efficient toilets could potentially save up to 360 billion gallons of potable water per year across the country, according to new research...

Attendance for the upcoming Wastewater Equipment Fair in Dallas is on pace to double the turnout of the inaugural event, held last...

Plumbing Manufacturers International (PMI) and the Alliance for Water Efficiency (AWE) have announced a joint partnership on a study to determine potential...

In business, it’s important for companies to differentiate from competitors, especially in highly saturated markets. In Wichita Falls, Texas — a city...

The last thing technicians at Hassell Free Plumbing want to do is arrive at a job and discover they don’t have the...

No offense to plumbing supply houses, but master plumber Walter Pickett prefers to avoid them as much as possible. And the owner...

You shimmy into cramped trench boxes and maneuver heavy equipment into tight quarters, all in the name of pipe bursting. The no-dig...

Since she first began working at Roto-Rooter of Fort Worth in 1987, Kim Miller knew she wanted to eventually own her own...

In a booming regional economy, Paul Swoyer Septics has tapped into a limitless market with innovative construction, compensation and marketing.An upscale, high-value...

With a detailed business plan in hand, Roger Goertz and his wife Stacey purchased an existing Mr. Rooter franchise in Houston, Texas,...

A leaking 4-inch HDPE gas line under the main access road between an office building and parking garage at The Towers at...

A leaking 30-inch cast-iron water transmission main was a long-standing problem for a neighborhood in Amarillo, Texas. Installed in 1927 when there...

Richard Young and partner Jose Santos developed Hydro Spy LLC with a business plan that saw the emergence of hydroexcavation as a...

David Ratliff’s Midway Plumbing is a quarter-century old, but it has lasted that long by doing new things. He launched the business...