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What every contractor needs to know about business insurance

Texas company has adopted an equipment purchasing strategy that keeps it prepared for new market demands

Jim Perschke will focus on business development and OEM sales

Constant political bickering among your crew reduces productivity, leads to hard feelings and could cost you customers if you don’t get it under control

Remove the fluff and get right to the point when presenting your services to a potential big customer

Units outfitted with tracks allow Minnesota’s GreenWay Environmental to tackle jobs in sensitive, hard-to-access areas

Companies will work to bring MTS dry suction excavation equipment to the Midwest

From hydrovac applications to jetting and sewer cleaning, Dynablast has the right pump for you

You start your own business largely to have more control over operations, but there’s a point where that can become detrimental to both yourself and your company

Contractors are increasingly taking the rental route for equipment they need at the job site rather than purchasing it. Like anything, there are pros and cons.

One of the best resolutions you can make for the new year is finding ways to reduce your costs — which increases your profits

The latest news from around the industry

Here's a look at some of the latest products in the industry

Engage new employees by making good use of that otherwise awkward silence between job acceptance and the first day on the job

Here’s a look back on some of the best pieces of advice contractors shared in the pages of Dig Different magazine in the past year

Employees reporting safety concerns have ways to protect themselves if the employer retaliates. Patience needs to be had when reporting.

If you haven’t talked to your accountant about new federal tax rules, make an appointment to do necessary adjustments.