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Jim Olsztynski give tells you what your employees can do to earn more money.

How much water is there, how long it will last, and where is it, are questions that scientists are trying to answer as they drill holes this summer in North Carolina.

Robert Pelikan recaps the special considerations necessary to make stingy wells work satisfactorily.

Rich Maxwell mentions some things to do that make HDD more successful when directionally drilling in sand.

Wayne Nash looks back at the changes he's seen in his 35 years in the business.

Thomas Kwader tells us it never ceases to amaze him that site remediation systems are designed and installed frequently without knowing the extent of soil and groundwater contamination and the flow path(s) that groundwater migrates beneath a site.

Sean Kyle tells us how the wells we learned about in May are faring.

Increasing water supply availability and reducing treatment costs were the key issues probed at an educational conference sponsored by the American Ground Water Trust and the American Institute of Hydrology.

A young man tells of his love for anything related to the drilling industry.

The Hays Pumps 7th Annual Western Expo, held in Redding, Calif., April 20-21, was a smashing success.