What’s New at JJE

Whether you manage aging municipal infrastructure or run a contracting business that depends on fast, accurate diagnostics, one thing is certain: guesswork is expensive. Sewer and pipeline inspection have evolved dramatically over the past two decades. Today’s sewer inspection camera systems give professionals the ability to see exactly what is happening inside a pipe —…

Maximizing efficiency in waste collection depends on factors like cycle time, payload density and equipment uptime. Selecting the wrong garbage trucks for the job leads to slower routes, higher labor costs and lower truck utilization. As the authorized New Way dealer serving municipalities and private haulers across Canada and key U.S. states, Joe Johnson Equipment…

Choosing a street sweeper isn’t a “one size fits all” decision. Whether you are managing municipal streets, expansive parking lots, or public transit routes, the efficiency of your operation depends on matching the right technology to your specific debris challenges. In this guide, we consider the impact of seasonal debris and weather to help determine…

Joe Johnson Equipment connects contractors, municipalities, utilities, and industrial operators with hydro excavation solutions for safe and precise digging. Using pressurized water and a high-powered vacuum, these solutions allow crews to remove soil cleanly, expose buried infrastructure, and complete complex work with less risk, fewer outages and faster restoration. From utility daylighting to trenching in…

It’s not just about picking up litter. Cities need to know exactly what they’re dealing with and how best to clean streets up. Debris accumulates on our streets from a mix of sources – automotive activities, industrial and residential areas, and natural elements. And, includes everything from litter and leaves to fine particulate matter.  Mechanical street…

Safe digging and excavation practices are non-negotiable; they are essential for following municipal regulations, protecting lives, infrastructure, and our environment. According to the CCGA’s 2022 DIRT report, there were over ten thousand cases of reported damages from digging and excavation jobs across Canada.  Now, If you think that’s a big number, here’s the bad news.…