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Directional drill bits may be a small piece of equipment on an excavation job, but finding the right one can make a...

After 13 months of boring beneath the Oneawa Hills, contractors have holed through on a new wastewater tunnel that will connect the...

The job required locating shallow PVC gas lines, recalls Matt Crosby, environmental scientist and business development rep at Master Locators in Philadelphia....

When it comes to construction projects, knowing where — and where not — to dig is essential. Start excavating in the wrong...

Finding work in the first place can be hard enough. Then, devoting the resources to actually performing the work is often no...

What started out as a job to vacuum drilling mud, turned into a much larger project for Connor Orban and his company,...

Deep under Indianapolis, a massive machine is slowly chewing its way through the bedrock the city stands on. In its wake, a...

It’s not something Michael Morehouse had to ponder too long. When he started his company six years ago, was he going to...

Michels utilized horizontal directional drilling (HDD) to drill beneath the Athabasca River and completed an HDD milestone on Nov. 21. The 42-inch,...

Being a hydro and air excavation operator is not just a job. It’s a lifestyle, and it’s one that isn’t for just...

Seth Church and other staff at C Company in North Dakota had been watching the news and reading about the massive flooding...

Being the largest pipe bursting contractor in North Texas brings with it a multitude of jobs for Dallas-based No-DigTec.To complete that work, the...

Matt Timberlake was named the third president of the family-owned Ted Berry Co., taking over for his dad, Jim Timberlake.Matt’s grandfather, Ted...

As an employer, it is important for you to give your team members time off. They need some extended break periods to...