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As you are no doubt painfully aware, diesel and gasoline fuel prices are currently surging due to several factors, from pandemic-related supply...

To avoid the challenges of snow, ice, and frozen ground, and weather-related work stoppages, contractors will often stop working early in the...

Vacuum trucks aren’t only useful for things like potholing underground utilities or cleaning sewers. Recently, they were a valuable part of a...

“Culture” is a term that may seem nebulous or vague, but in reality, it can have a tangible impact on your business’...

It doesn’t feel good to fail on a job, and it usually costs you something: money, pride, status, credibility. But the more...

You have a job where you need a skid steer. But determining the best avenue for acquiring one isn’t always an easy...

It’s again that time of year that is typically reserved for some reflection. Here we reflect on some of the industry knowledge...

As a hydroexcavating company that specializes in exposing underground utility lines and excavating foundation perimeters for building-expansion projects, HydroEx in Puerto Rico...

The $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill signed into law in November will provide significant funding to benefit the construction industry. Nearly the entire bill is...

Becky Peltzer just got home from work when she received an emergency phone call. She needed to get back to the office right...

“I’ve held up my lining jobs until warmer weather, but I am getting too many jobs to get them all done in...

Maybe you shared a faded futon as college roommates or a second-hand Chevy as brother and sister. Whatever the circumstances were that...

Before selling an asset in your fleet, you might want to get a construction equipment appraisal to establish its value. This consists of...

At 20-years-old, Regina McMichael’s husband died after falling off a roof at a job site where he was working. That was the...