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Basic maintenance on your equipment can make it last and continue to be profitable for your company

The replacement cycle is a balancing act between cost and machine performance

Contractors need to select right drill bit for the job, which can be a task by itself

It’s the state’s largest-ever sewer project. Find out how a massive tunneling project is improving wastewater services on the Hawaiian island of Oahu.

Contractor provides tips on how to get an accurate locate no matter the soil type

Locator Safety Awareness Week is June 19-25, but safety should be a focus all the time

Accountant offers tips on how to make sure you get what is owed to you after completing a job

Ohio’s Utility Pipe Finders show what hydroexcavators can do by helping community with water main replacement project

DigIndy project aims to eliminate combined sewer overflows by building a series of tunnels with boring machine

One of the toughest decisions for contractors just starting out is whether to buy or rent their first pieces of equipment

Hydro and air excavation requires several tools to help get the job done in all conditions

North Dakota’s C Company sends hydroexcavation crews to South Carolina to help with repairs following flooding

Ease of use and versatility of HammerHead equipment helps No-DigTec stay ahead of the competition

Matt Timberlake takes over for father after serving as vice president since 2003

Enforcing time-off guidelines will keep your company staffed and productive during vacation season

HDD product manufacturers provide a few tips on how to keep drill pipe in tip-top shape

Baker Hydro-Excavating finds opportunities with power washers in oilfields

Smaller companies, like Allstar Hydrovacing, tend to stick to their own territories, but help one another when needed