September/October 2018 Issue of Dig Different

Canadian hydroexcavation firm grows out of another business and continues to grow with complementary services.

Going from road building to environmental services, Michigan contractor keeps growing to meet customers’ needs.

A solid backhoe preventive maintenance program doesn’t take long to set up, but will keep your equipment profitable.

Inspection cameras are all designed to be waterproof, but you have a choice in how your camera keeps the water out.

Getting your truck or equipment noticed will not only draw in potential customers, but could help your employees as well.

Extending credit to customers presents risks, but you can take some simple steps to protect your business.

One of the most common risks in excavation is hearing loss, but there are tools out there to keep you and your crews safer.