The 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show kicked off its 35th annual show on Monday with Education Day, drawing thousands of attendees.The topic of hydroexcavation came up at the show right away Monday morning with Neil McLean hosting an educational seminar called “Hydroexcavation — Tools to Stay Current in a Changing Marketplace.”Hydroexcavation is a growing industry and that was shown in the seminar with close to 200 attendees filling the room to hear McLean.“It’s a very good business to be in,” says Ron Lindquist, owner of R&M Septic & Sewer in North Branch, Minnesota. “If I
