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You know what they say about good reputations: They take a lifetime to build, but only a second to destroy. That’s true...

A Badger Daylighting hydroexcavator fell into a sinkhole near Atlanta, Georgia, Tuesday, Jan. 17. No one was injured, but crews spent most...

If bees stayed in their hives every day, the miracle of cross-pollination — which creates the bounty of fruits and vegetables that...

Even with proper maintenance being performed on equipment, problems can still creep up. That includes on hydroexcavator blowers and pumps, which is...

“Never again” he wrote on his Facebook page after a trench in which he was working collapsed in May. A month later, he...

After a successful Wastewater Equipment (WEQ) Fair in September 2016, the second WEQ Fair has been scheduled, this time in Texas, giving...

Customer reviews matter — and not just for the business owner’s ego. Reviews and star ratings, posted to sites like Yelp, Angie’s...

Rock, sand, mud. There are an array of different job site conditions you can find yourself working in. And when it comes...

A South Bend, Indiana, youth celebrating his birthday didn’t care about the balloons; he wanted something else brightly colored — utility line...

Thriving with natural resources — including evergreen forests, and bountiful lakes and rivers — the varied landscape of Ontario delights visitors and...

Small business owners tend to have goals, plans, visions for the future; they also have challenges to face, and obstacles to overcome....

Common Ground Alliance (CGA), the stakeholder-run organization dedicated to protecting underground utility lines and the people who dig near them, announced Oct....

They can move a lot of dirt in a short time, but all that muscle doesn’t mean your skid-steer or compact track...

A rock saw isn’t a digging tool that is in every contractor’s arsenal. That is because for many conditions, it is not...