By Dale Putman When it comes to production drilling and setting poles, electrical utilities and utility contractors must often make decisions on site about the...

Extending along much of the Appalachian Basin, the slippery sloped Marcellus Shale sits on numerous valuable, untapped natural gas reserves. Close in proximity to...

The most popular construction equipment depends on the specific needs of a project, but there are certain must-have pieces that remain common across sites....

C & H Paving Inc. has been operating a granite quarry in Sparta, Georgia, for less than one year. As a paving company requiring...

Over the last three decades, there has been a dramatic shift in the sizes and types of machinery used in the construction industry—larger machines...

Contractors’ projects come in all varieties. Their work often involves skilled physical labor or engaging with subcontractors to complete specific job types, especially when...

For the modern contractor, having access to the latest cutting-edge tools and equipment provides a significant competitive advantage against competitors. Being able to finish...

As effective dust control continues to gain priority across a wide range of industries, a new equipment design has been engineered to provide an...

2014 introduces the final Tier 4 emission standards. The solutions from all manufacturers of high horsepower diesel engines (175 to 750 hp) will include...

By Brian Bellile Welding and repair work in the field can throw different challenges at you every day. When your truck is home base for...