Fats, oils, and grease (FOG) can clog your pipes, cause costly repairs, and harm the environment. Learn how simple kitchen habits keep your home and community safe.

CST Utilities proudly welcomes Daystar Drilling to our family of companies. Meet owner Jerry Watson III and learn why this partnership strengthens both teams while preserving Daystar’s leadership and mission.

You already know the value of hydro excavation—faster, safer, and more precise digging. The real question is: who can you trust to deliver it efficiently, reliably, and on your timeline?  At CST Utilities, we provide hydro excavation services tailored for contractors, municipalities, and anyone who needs non-destructive digging done right. Our crews don’t just show up with the right equipment—we show up with a deep understanding of what your project demands.

CST Utilities Acquires Daystar Directional Drilling

Drain Cleaning: When to Use a Hydro Jetter vs. Cabling (And the Pros & Cons of Each)

Learn why gutters and downspouts are crucial for preventing foundation damage, roof leaks, and erosion—and discover easy tips to maintain them year-round.

In the fast-paced world of commercial kitchens, efficiency is everything. But behind the scenes, one of the biggest threats to your operations is something deceptively simple: FOG—Fats, Oils, and Grease .  Improper handling of FOG can cause major headaches, from clogged pipes and surprise shutdowns to regulatory fines and environmental issues. The good news? With the right awareness and protocols, these problems are entirely preventable.

It’s natural to crave stability. In fact, after a stretch of hard work or hitting a major milestone, a little routine can feel like a well-earned reward. But when comfort turns into complacency, that’s when businesses run into trouble. Complacency in the workplace isn’t just about coasting—it’s a quiet risk that can stall growth, erode culture, and leave companies vulnerable to disruption. And often, it creeps in unnoticed. Let’s take a closer look at what complacency really means, why it’s so dangerous, and how you can keep it from taking root in your organization.

In any workplace—whether it’s a construction site, a manufacturing plant, or an office—there’s always a push for higher productivity. Deadlines need to be met, quotas need to be hit, and efficiency is key. But what happens when the drive for productivity seems to clash with safety protocols? Too often, businesses and workers feel like they have to choose one over the other. The good news? You don’t have to.  Balancing safety and productivity isn’t just possible—it’s essential. In fact, a well-run operation proves that the two can go hand in hand. Let’s dive into how you can keep both safety and efficiency at the forefront without sacrificing either.