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Boost your industry knowledge with hands-on training and expert-led courses at the WEQ Fair education sessions in Nashville

Electric construction equipment can deliver real advantages, but contractors need to plan for charging, power access and downtime up front or risk paying more than expected later

When drain and sewer emergencies hit after hours, the business that answers live is usually the one that gets the job

Both technical training and sales training often overlook key aspects to the customer interaction

From boring and push-pipe to hydroexcavation, directional drilling, and mole methods, there are several smart ways to replace waterlines under sidewalks without tearing up the concrete

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

From excavation safety and AI marketing to sewer cleaning technique and utility damage costs, these were the Dig Different stories readers clicked on most in August

Scaling larger is a common goal of business owners, but it comes with headaches if you’re not willing to adapt your operational approach

In this month's industry news update, catch up on the latest acquisitions, promotions and company milestones

NASSCO’s new PACP data conversion tables help organizations preserve legacy inspection data while aligning older codes with current standards

A new report finds underground utility damage costs the U.S. economy $83.2 billion a year

Registration is now open for the 2026 WEQ Fair in Nashville, bringing exhibits, live demos, education and networking to the Nashville Fairgrounds Oct. 5-7

Insights from CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026 about the latest software, data analytics tools, and other technology solutions construction managers are looking for to help streamline workflows

Annual Blue Collar Report finds that parents and Gen Z are increasingly rethinking college in favor of skilled trades, driven by AI concerns, rising education costs, and the appeal of business ownership

When your most experienced technician retires, the knowledge they take with them can disrupt the whole business unless you plan now to mentor and train the next generation