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How Often Are You Supposed to Drain Your Septic Tank?

Your septic tank needs to be pumped to prevent leaks and backup over time, but how often is enough, and how much is too much?

5 Secrets Your Contractor Doesn’t Want You to Know

You think of your general contractor as an ally and partner — but he’s a primarily a businessman who may not reveal all his secrets.

Septic Tank Installation Cleaning & Pumping Ideas

Ace Sanitation can service all makes and models of septic tanks they can also provide septic tank cleaning and pumping services at a low price.

An Easy Way to Calculate How Much Crushed Stone You Need for a DIY Job

How much crushed stone do you need to tackle that DIY project? Use this sure-fire formula to figure out the quantity needed, removing the guess work.

What to Look for in a Contractor's Contract

10 basic ingredients for a contract will help pave the way to remodel happiness

How Do I Know If I Can Trust a Contractor?

The key part to any remodel? How to hire a contractor. HouseLogic helps you find a good contractor and ensure your working relationship is productive.

How Often Are Septic Tanks Emptied, and Where Do the Contents Go?

Discussing what goes on in the bathroom is considered taboo in many social circles, but you should be having frank discussions about your waste if you own a septic tank. What's the protocol for dealing with fecal matter?

5 Steps To Create A Safety Culture In Trench And Excavation Projects

For a community to have a clean and dependable water supply, it must build and maintain high-quality drinking water and wastewater infrastructure. While some modernization has been achieved, there is still much work to be accomplished.

Excavating Topology to Find Structure

Eighteenth century mathematics of soil transport helps uncover hidden order in disordered systems, such as tissues and glasses.

How To Start An Excavation Company?

Are you thinking of starting your own excavation company? If so, this guide will show you how to start an excavation company!

Is Your Team Trained on Excavation Safety?

40+ other equipment training courses and instructor kits available View as Webpage Excavation Safety Orientation Check out this orientation course. Use it for classroom projection or self-study on any

Does Building a Deck Require Excavation?

The deck represents the transition between the interior and the exterior of a house, a space that can be designed to be very aesthetic and relaxing, where we spend some quality time in every season. Adding a deck to a home is a process that almost any skilled homeowner can accomplish, with a little help.

Excavating the truth about who benefits from antidepressants

Journalists and the public overlook or ignore studies showing that antidepressants work for milder depression as well as they do for severe depression.

15 Incredible Finds Uncovered During Excavations — Curiosmos

Archaeologists have been fortunate to come across many incredible discoveries throughout history. From time to time, and as I have...

Are You Calculating Your Excavation Volume Incorrectly?

A common situation in construction estimating and planning is the excavation of a pit or trench with sloped sides.

8 top marketing tips for every excavation contractor

Marketing isn’t just for big companies and consumer products. Excavation contractors can use marketing tactics and strategies to advantageously position their company in the marketplace to win more bids and grow revenues while at the…

Giant Ant Colony Excavated, You won't believe what they build underground!

Giant Ant Colony Excavated, You won't believe what they build underground!

How Tech is Automating Tracking for M&M Excavating

Communication related to equipment can be challenging—but there are technology solutions that can help make equipment maintenance easier. Consider the example of M&M Excavating in Northern, Mich.The company was founded in the early 1970s—prior to the widespread adoption of technology—back when...

Why I Came Back to TCU

Become a Competent Person in Trenching and Excavating Safety with this Baystate Roads Program...

What does it mean to be a “Competent Person” in Trenching and Excavation Safety? The OSHA excavation standard states that a competent person is: “one who is capable of identifying existing and pred…