Tag: underground utilities

Construction Equipment
Smith tapped to head new Subsite/HammerHead leadership at Charles Machine Works
Charles Machine Works veteran has been named by the company to lead a new joint leadership team. Get the details on the new appointment here on Equipment World.
February 11, 2019
Subsite Electronics
Construction Equipment
Poor excavation practices causing more underground utility damage
The most commonly damaged utility lines were telecommunications at 49 percent, natural gas at 28 percent and cable TV at 11 percent. More details here!
September 25, 2018
Winter product roundup
Construction Equipment
Enter the underground: Toro debuts its first horizontal directional drills at ICUEE 2013
This morning at ICUEE 2013, Toro made its full official entrance into the underground utility market, debuting its very first horizontal directional drills. (The company also debuted its new ride-on trenchers which you can read about by clicking here.) [youtube wadZJ_W3xws nolink] And while HDD is certainly new territory for the nearly century-old company, Toro […]
October 1, 2013
Toro DD2024
Success Stories
Husband and wife team up at the core of Bennett Contracting
“Out-of-the-box” duo goes through Florida’s housing slump, emerging with a new emphasis… and a new business venture.
December 1, 2012
Jason & Alisa Bennett
Success Stories
Construction heritage runs deep with Jonathan Lane, JML Trucking & Excavating
By Mike Anderson     Jonathan Lane Errol, New Hampshire   JML Trucking & Excavating Year started: 2001 Number of employees: 35 Annual volume: $5 to $7 million Markets served: Site prep, road building, winter maintenance, forestry, underground utilities     Up in the North Woods of New Hampshire, a cool, crisp 25 degrees constitutes […]
October 4, 2012
Jon Lane admits the conditions are rugged, but he wouldn’t want to be anywhere but home in the New Hampshire North Woods, where his company provides right-of-way cutting and clearing, road building and maintenance services for forestry management companies.
Business
Survivor Stories
Cash-only policy gives leg up on equipment buys, bonding By Marcia Gruver Doyle These actually are good times for L.E. Davis Construction, Harrison, Arkansas. From 2007 until now, President Larry Davis has managed to grow his annual revenues from $3.5 million to almost $14 million and his employees from 15 to 31 – but not […]
November 2, 2011
Scot Matlock (left) and Larry Davis.
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