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More power meets maneuverability. This gas-powered drain cleaner blasts large lines and long runs.

Septic truck rollovers can happen in an instant. Are you at risk? Let’s debunk some myths on these potentially fatal accidents.

Heed the cliché: If you take care of your customers, they'll take care of you. How do you hold onto current clientele?

Follow these simple safety precautions before turning on your drain cleaning machine — or else you might be sorry

Certification and continuing education are vital to maintain professional — and personal — standards for the industry. Are the minimum standards enough?

Does the “B” word make you cringe? No worries. Here’s some free budgeting advice to ensure your small business continues booming.

Gather around the virtual water cooler and see how 12 Women of Wastewater promote the wastewater field as an exciting and challenging area for young girls to enter.

Real inspections. Real results. Colorado installers are guinea pigs for testing an online septic inspection scheduling tool.

Stop wasting time shopping around for new equipment. Grab your shopping list and head to the industry’s best trade show. More than 500 vendors will be waiting to answer all your questions at the 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show.

Crabby customers beware. We rounded up these straightforward ways for you to handle those bad-tempered clients.

Learn how a reputation built on top-notch customer service and respect along with reliable equipment earns this plumber an elite spot in the industry.

Do you have champagne taste on a beer budget? Consider what you can — and cannot — afford when shopping for a pre-owned vacuum truck.

Watch as Dave Dunbar of General Pipe Cleaners demonstrates how the upgraded Speedrooter 92 cable drain cleaning machine blends rugged reliability with ease of use.

Just like you, onsite systems sometimes need some R&R. See how periodic resting can help restore soil infiltration, and learn what factors to consider when resting a system.

Repeated snaking fails to diagnose a new home’s sewer line problems. Learn how plumbing ingenuity and top-notch tools helped find — and fix — the issue.

Here's a look at some of the key terms tank truck operators should use to create a unified industry language.