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We live in a society that tends to embrace and even thrive on the polarization of issues, methods and standards that are not as black and white as one would be led to believe.

If you have a skilled employee who seems like a good candidate to strike out on his or her own, try encouragement — especially if you don’t see a clear path up for that person.

When deciding whether to add rigs and other large equipment to a fleet, contractors need to consider how much they can afford to pay, how to best structure the terms to leave some cash flow intact, whether to lease or buy, and a host of other questions.

Repeat business makes a contractor's life easier.

Do you ever look beyond the next quarter or next season when it comes to your business?

With costs of materials, labor and fuel going up, it seems that a good look at what we charge might be a smart idea.

Small contracting firms can minimize or eliminate most pain points with a little creativity and, sometimes, outside help.

This time next year, citizens of Michigan will likely have the legal right to smoke marijuana. Employers here and in other states that haven’t already legalized it need to get ready.

Tony Betts of Betts Environmental has focused on keeping up with the rapid, ever-changing drilling industry by evolving.

March is typically a good traffic month for The Driller. But this March blasted through previous records — thanks to our online classifieds section.