California Articles

The Loma Prieta earthquake of 1989 disrupted critical infrastructure in San Francisco and became the catalyst for ambitious system improvements.

Sewer and drain contractor branches out and takes a two-pronged approach to business growth.

Thanks to Utilities Manager Dan Wasko, emergency sewerage communication with customers is as simple as pushing a button.

In this month’s regulations update, a diesel truck emissions phase-in period is underway for pumpers on the West Coast, and lawmakers throw the book at septage odors.

Timing is everything when you’re trying to beat Mother Nature. In San Francisco, where seismic protection is paramount, a major infrastructure project is providing water security while creating a slew of job opportunities.

California contractor survives economic downturn and propels a small startup operation into a major player in manhole rehabilitation.

A 10-year dream goes according to plan for this Southern California portable restroom operation. Check out his story.

Eric de Jong built Diamond Environmental Services with a disciplined approach to purchasing, hiring, training, and customer service

Sewer system repairs in the East Bay Municipal Utility District and neighboring communities could total $1.5 billion.

Thought-provoking WWETT roundtable discussions keep an Oregon pumper ahead of the competition.

Whether it’s 4WD-worthy roads, washout rains or dreadful disposal bills, this Oregon crew overcomes all challenges… with smiles on their faces.

Sacramento expects to spend at least $1.5 billion on a wastewater system upgrade. Only a few recent public works projects, like freeways and public transit, carry a similar price tag.

Follow along as we examine solutions to the challenge of fats, oils and grease in the country’s sewer lines and treatment plant works