March/April 2016 Issue of Dig Different

Ted Berry Company brings hydroexcavation to New England’s rapid expansion of buried natural gas systems.

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Alberta’s DR Hydrovac uses sparkling trucks to bring in potential employees and business, and it keeps business booming.

Follow this advice to keep those two components working effectively over the long haul.

A look at Utility Pipe Finders’ work during the water main replacement in Stow, Ohio.

Skid-mounted hydroexcavator designed to fit on rail car

You can help the industry continue to grow by showing and telling the benefits of digging with air and water.

Ontario alliance working with government entities to support hydroexcavation operators in the province.

When it comes to managing your retirement funds, know the difference between a fee-only financial planner and a commission broker.

Horizontal directional drilling ensures northeastern Wisconsin customers receive an uninterrupted water supply.

Manufacturers offer many niche nozzles for contractors to choose from, depending on the job.

Headsets boost job site safety and productivity while keeping hands free for work.