Inside the January 2010 Issue
Features
Overheard Online: Oops! Damage on the Job
Who should foot the bill when a worn septic system component breaks while I’m servicing a tank?
Rules and Regs: Massachusetts Residents Look For Onsite Alternative to “Big Pipe”
Chatham Concerned Taxpayers sponsored a meeting with the intent of finding a wastewater solution that is less expensive than the $300 million sewer system and treatment plant upgrade currently being planned for the community in Massachusetts Cape Cod.
Building the Business: Marketing is Job One
The highest quality septic service standards and using the best tools in the business won’t be enough if you can’t sell, sell, sell
Profile: Living the Dream
How an entrepreneurial itch turned into a startup septic service business for New York’s Ronnie Daniels
Cover Story: Hit the Ground Running
With excavation and landscaping down to a science, Montana’s TLC Septic Services goes all in with $300,000 in vacuum trucks for its new pumping division
Reading Between the Lines: Great Expectations
Emerging from a tough economic period, new pumpers offer the optimism to inspire all of us to loftier goals in 2010
Expo Preview: Better Ways
Education Day seminars at the 2010 Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo International focus on decentralized systems, septic tanks, ATUs, certification, and regulatory compliance
Expo Preview: An Expo Encore
On Feb. 27, country favorites from past Saturday Evening Jams will hit the stage to celebrate the Pumper & Cleaner Expo’s 30th year
