Utilities are watched closer than ever since the Flint Water Crisis.

A lot of efforts have been devoted to exploring the usage and preservation of fossil fuels as they have quickly become a staple to the functioning of today’s society.

In the natural gas industry, it takes a lot more than a good product to provide exceptional service to the whole community.

The effectiveness of a water well greatly depends on the amount of groundwater it’s pulling from.

The ‘natural’ in ‘natural gas’ helps remind us how this fossil fuel was formed, which required a series of events that took place over a matter of millions of years.

At any given time, you could be standing just a number of feet above century old pipes.

Most people struggle to drink the recommended two liters of water a day because, let’s face it, that’s not always a top priority.

Utility companies have the option to do a lot more than just provide homes and buildings with access to water, gas, and electricity these days.

It’s common knowledge that if you want access to a public utility’s service on your property, then you are required to pay for it.

Picture this: you’re driving down the road while singing along to the radio when a huge pothole comes out of nowhere.