If you’re familiar with motorsports, you know that a car with good tires and less horsepower will often outperform one with all the power in the world but terrible tires. The same principle applies to sewer jetting equipment. Let me explain. I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve visited municipalities and heard operators say […]
With the price of major equipment in the sewer and water industry nearly doubling in the last decade and projected to continue rising, it’s crucial to maximize every dollar in a municipality’s tight budget. Every truck on the market today offers a range of features designed to do it all, but the effectiveness of these […]
The Problems Facing Small Communities In Minnesota and the Dakotas, public works operators in small towns are struggling to address wastewater infrastructure issues that are being resolved too slowly by their respective state governments. These challenges not only make it harder for operators to manage these systems but also negatively affect the public health of […]
Old Tech in a Growing Industry Hydro excavation has been around for decades, but its significant benefits in safety and efficiency have led to a rapid increase in its adoption. This is most evident among contractors, where the number of companies using this equipment is growing quickly. The way hydro excavation works, compared to traditional […]
Water distribution valves are essential components of municipal water systems, primarily designed to regulate the flow and distribution of water. Often situated underground and typically left in an open position, these valves are vulnerable to several issues, including rust formation, cathodic damage, and becoming stuck in place. Over time, they may become obscured by dirt […]