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Michigan Pumpers Discuss Keys to Business Longevity After 75 Years in the Industry
In the beginning, pumping outhouses and installing homemade septic tanks supported Morris DeJonghe’s family in the village of Britton, Mich. Begun in...
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Louisiana Installer & System Inspector Indicted in $50,000 Bribery Case
A former septic tank installer and a former state inspector in Louisiana are under indictment in federal court in a bribery case....
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Pumpers Adjust to New Technology: Ins & Outs of Aerobic Treatment Units
As the concept and use of decentralized wastewater treatment has advanced, systems are increasingly installed in areas where additional pre-treatment beyond the...
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Businesses Consider Pulling Plug on Office Landline, Investigate Advantages to Cell Phones
After your truck, the telephone is probably your most valuable business tool. It connects you to customers and employees, but it can...
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Over 150 Business Owners Attend 6th Waste Treatment System Symposium
If one of the following scenarios describes something that has gone on with your business in the past year, you need to...
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Industry News - July 2013
SSPMA elects officers, directorsThe Sump and Sewage Pump Manufacturers Association (SSPMA) elected Mark Huntebrinker (Zoeller Co.) president, Jeff Hawks (Champion Pump) vice...
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Pumper Cringes When Septic Lid Takes a Tumble into the Tank
This feature in Pumper reports noteworthy conversations that take place at the Pumper Discussion Forum, an online forum for industry professionals found...
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Be sure to check out the exclusive online content at Pumper.com
Readers tell me they read Pumper cover-to-cover and the pages get dog-eared from all their employees taking turns paging through the magazine....
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Stealthy 'Stump' Portable Restroom Shines at Pumper & Cleaner Expo, Offers Alternative to Eye-Soars
One attention-grabbing portable sanitation product that debuted at the 2013 Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo may have seemed out-of-place. But while the...
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California’s Legacy Sanitation Enjoys Substantial Growth, Close-Knit Company Atmosphere
The 43 employees at Legacy Sanitation aren’t all related – it just seems that way. “Everyone here is a family member, a...
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Masters of Follow-Up: 4 Tips to Assist in Acknowledging Valuable Customers
Most business professionals know that follow-up is important, but few are masters of it. Sure, they may leave one or two voicemails...
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Green’s Septic and Excavation LLC
After the aging tank on his 1989 Peterbilt 379 collapsed, owner Steve Green refurbished the rig with a 3,600-gallon steel tank from...
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Michigan Business Owner Shifts Company Focus From Septic Tank Pumping to Portable Restroom Operation
Staying on top of customer needs is one of the skills Jay and Anita Brendel have used to maintain the successful business...
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Association News - July 2013
WISCONSINGlass cullet approved for onsite applications
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources recently approved glass cullet generated from recycling for use as onsite...
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Tips & Takeaways: 6 Valuable Business Pointers Compiled From Pumper’s Latest Issue
Here at Pumper we pride ourselves on sharing valuable business advice we hear from septic service pros, small business experts and industry...
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Florida Legislators Do Away With 5-Year Mandatory Tank Inspections, Pumpers Lobby for Reinstatement
The repeal of a law in Florida requiring septic tank inspections every five years has implications for groundwater quality in the Sunshine...
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Vacuum Truck Spillage: Business Owners Prepare Employees for the Worst Case Scenario
Last month I dealt with questions about a pre-trip technician checklist for vacuum trucks. The discussion brought up another important topic: the...
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Court Says Environmental Protection Agency Went too Far With Clean Water Act Enforcement in Virginia
Federal District Court in Alexandria, Va., found the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency guilty of exceeding its authority to enforce the Clean Water...














