Pumpers who come across problems when servicing their customers’ septic tanks have many options to remedy these situations. The repertoire of choices expands constantly, with new products being developed and new technology introduced to the industry at a rapid pace. Yet it’s always a delicate balancing act, weighing industry standard ideals against the realities of inclement weather, different soil states, and — critically — the customers’ ability to pay for a proposed fix.And so these service professionals constantly balance subtleties of local zoning ordinances and engineering design restrictions, visual considerations, neighborhood politics and financial restrictions. Theirs is a unique blend
