Entries Tagged Trenching

“It’s pretty simple, actually,” says John Clugston, owner of Martin, Michigan-based JLC Underground, as he thinks back on his decision to start...

Trencher operators can never really plan for what they might run into when out on a job site. It could be sandy...

Experience with tools and equipment is valuable for students to gain while in high school. Greg Felkins’ electrical classes at Barren County...

Seeing a trencher able to reach an 80-foot depth and mix in place soil, bentonite and cement can be unique for anyone,...

Each underground construction company has its own specialties — it could be pipe bursting, vacuum excavation, directional drilling or one of the...

A construction worker in West Lafayette, Indiana, was injured when a 4-foot by 6-foot section of a sidewalk collapsed into a trench...

It can take up to a year before a new employee at The Underground Detective is ready to take on a job...

Brent Bossio wanted a challenge, but he wasn’t getting it working for someone else’s hydroexcavation company. He wanted to move his career...

STW Energy, a subsidiary of STW Resources Holding Corp., announced on Feb. 10 that it is entering into the oil and gas...

What was meant to be a side job is now full time for brothers Keith and Jeff Newhouse, who operate JK Trenching...

There was a time when steam-driven buckets and blades were cutting edge in the world of excavation, but technology has come a...