Case Studies
Case Study: Scout Energy
Watch the video below to see how Scout Energy uses SitePro's field services to optimize its oil and gas operations.
About Us
Employee Spotlight: Josh Anderson
We're excited to introduce our newest Employee Spotlight: foreman, Josh Anderson!
Irrigation + Fertigation
Agriculture Control Systems: Four Reasons to Invest in Irrigation Technology Now
Advanced irrigation technology is helping growers across the country operate more efficiently and maximize crop yield, all while conserving water.
Irrigation + Fertigation
The Future of Agriculture: Maximizing Crop Yields With Fertigation Technology
Fertigation technology uses precision farming to boost crop yields, cut costs, and reduce the environmental impact of fertilization to promote...
About Us
Employee Spotlight: Jarrod Cabarubio
We're excited to feature our newest Employee Spotlight, Jarrod Cabarubio!
About Us
Employee Spotlight: Kembra Howell
We're excited to feature our next Employee Spotlight, Kembra Howell!
Water + Wastewater
Combating Aging Infrastructure: How Technology Prolongs Our Water Systems
Aging water infrastructure in the United States not only wastes water, it also poses a risk to public health. Technology is revolutionizing the way...
About Us
Employee Spotlight: Heather Buchanan
We're excited to feature our next Employee Spotlight, Heather Buchanan!
About Us
Employee Spotlight: Nolan Sauer
This month we are excited to feature SitePro Electrician and Automation Technician, Nolan Sauer, as our Employee Spotlight!
Five Benefits Of Subscription-Based Software Pricing
As more Software as a Service (SaaS) companies gravitate toward the subscription economy, customers are reaping the benefits from the flexible...
Oil + Gas
Optimizing Your Operations: Five Benefits of Remote Monitoring for Oil and Gas
As the oil and gas industry evolves, operators are utilizing remote monitoring technologies to increase the safety, sustainability, and efficiency of...
Water + Wastewater
EPA Estimates More Than 50,000 Lead Pipes Remain in Kansas
Kansas water plants are receiving more than $66 million to manage lead pipes and improve drinking water for its communities.