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Cory Dellenbach

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As seen in: Plumber Magazine, The Journal Times, Municipal Sewer & Water, Cleaner, Pumper, PRO (Portable Restroom Operator), Onsite Installer, Dig Different
Photojournalist in Northern and Northeast Wisconsin. Editor of Dig Different and Gas, Oil & Mining Contractor magazines.
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A Nashville Opportunity for Plumbers Looking to Expand Their Services

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By Cory Dellenbach Verified
| Plumber Magazine Verified
One of the biggest opportunities in the plumbing industry today is the ability to diversify. While residential and commercial plumbing will always be the backbone of your trade, many contractors are finding new revenue streams by expanding into drain cleaning and everything that includes from sewer inspection to jetting. For plumbers considering diversification into that industry, the Wastewater Equipment Fair in Nashville this October is an event worth attending. The WEQ Fair, set for Oct.
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Know What’s Below: Lessons from Utility Locating

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By Cory Dellenbach Verified
| Dig Different Verified
Over the past couple of weeks, I traded my keyboard for a magnetic locator and spent many hours walking fields, roads and open spaces at the Hodag Country Festival grounds in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. My mission was simple: find small pieces of metal pipe buried in the ground. These were not large markers. Each piece was only about 3 inches long and roughly an inch in diameter.
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Your Most Valuable Tool

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By Cory Dellenbach Verified
| Plumber Magazine Verified
When we talk to plumbers for profiles for Plumber magazine, one question that we usually ask is, “What is your one tool that you couldn’t work without?” You’d think the answer is some high-tech tool or device, but the answer is almost always the service van or truck. A well-equipped vehicle does much more than transport technicians and tools from one job site to another.
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