November/December 2016 Issue of Dig Different

Michigan’s Dig-It Excavating builds its business by catering to what the customers want and not growing too fast.

Ohio company steps out during economic downturn to broaden services and expand customer base.

From adjusting track tension to problem warning signs, here’s what you need to know to keep your machine in good shape.

Oklahoma contractor uses trencher and track loader to expand water system.

Terra-Vex hydroexcavator’s components, enclosure built to operate in cold weather climates.

Excavators, backhoes are still necessities even with nontraditional excavation machines in your fleet.

Flat-rate and hourly billing each have their proponents, but only you can decide what’s right for your business.

Pipe bursting helps a California contractor replace industrial wastewater pipes without interrupting production.

Function and size are top considerations when contractors need to choose a machine that works best for their job sites.

Machines bring technology to your PPE and equipment distribution system.