Editorial Articles

The Mini-Metro Mover from Allied Forward Motion enables a restroom operator to move units that weigh up to 500 pounds — without any help.

We provide a by-the-numbers look at the latest top-of-the-line restroom trailers

Watch for waterlogged trench conditions that will hinder proper onsite sewage system performance

The General Assembly approved legislation that will require thousands of homeowners within 1,000 feet of Chesapeake Bay and Ocean City tidal waterways to add nitrogen removal technology to their onsite systems.

Missouri contractor A & A Septic Pumping teams with watershed group to give homeowners a free meal while they learn about septic system care and maintenance

Through relentless customer service and marketing measures, St. Louis company R & R Sanitation posts gains through recessionary doldrums

With a solid plan to transfer his business to the next generation, veteran Maine pumper Buster Downing feels free to focus on the potential of a thriving industry

Pumpers share strategies to handle tough portable sanitation situations and please their customers

Stumped by a challenging repair, a pumper turns to his online friends … and gets plenty of good advice to complete the fix

As another fallout of the financial crisis, you can expect your business insurance costs to rise this year

Virginia high school student immortalizes a local portable sanitation company in award-winning commercial

This month we feature We Pump It

Corporate sponsorships of everything from stadiums to Little League teams can give a boost to a company’s sales efforts

This is one of those months where I wish Pumper had two covers.

Hannay Names Bleile Sales Manager; Infiltrator Acquires Ring Industrial Group; Restroom Manufacturer Changes Announced; Nova Scotia Approves Quick4 Chambers; Jetstream Relocates Houston Headquarters, Manufacturing Plant; Legacy is Name of New PolyJohn Unit

New vacuum truck from Satellite Industries Inc. with X-Ten steel tank.

In the 30 years since the first issue of Pumper, contractors have become top-notch service providers and ambassadors for environmentalism

Beginning July 1, all concrete septic tanks installed in New Mexico are required to have a cast-in resilient connector certified to meet or exceed ASTM Standard C923 on the outlet connection.