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Equipment maintenance is never a trivial matter, but when it comes to directional drilling, it perhaps carries a bit of extra weight.That’s...

While Baker Hydro-Excavating focuses on hydroexcavating in the oil, gas and utility industries, the company has found other ways to serve its...

In Calgary there are more than 50 hydroexcavators. Most are owned by Badger Daylighting and Cordy Environmental, but there are smaller operations...

Using a three-in-one approach, Garney Construction has successfully bored a single tunnel through rock and beneath an interstate highway, two rail lines...

Last month, trenchless professionals from around the world traveled to Denver, Colorado, for the North American Society of Trenchless Technology (NASTT) No-Dig...

The District of Columbia has three monster tunnel boring machines doing work beneath the ground as its Clean Rivers Project marks the halfway...

Ron Lindquist sat in a hydroexcavation seminar at the 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show in late February and...

The National Park Service was modernizing cabins and rehabilitating the wastewater infrastructure in Glacier National Park in Columbia Falls, Montana. HK Contractors...

At the beginning of the Civil War, Union soldiers occupied Arlington, Va., realizing that the location offered a great strategic location, just...

An all-new international shoring safety trade association — the North American Excavation Shoring Association (NAXSA) — was recently formed to help promote...

You shimmy into cramped trench boxes and maneuver heavy equipment into tight quarters, all in the name of pipe bursting. The no-dig...

If the recent polar vortex that invaded most of the country says anything about service workers, it’s that you are hardy folk....

Seth Church, his family and partners all decided to use the experience of working in the cold weather to expand their company...

Imagine a bucket that, when placed on the back of a semi-truck, sits 20 feet high, requires power lines to be lifted...