Editorial Articles

Valuable life lessons and understanding of the business resulted in an orderly family ownership transition for Old Pueblo Septic and Drain Service

Picking the right truck for the job and maintaining it carefully will keep a pumper’s job going smoothly

Supply and demand issues have turned fuel prices upside down in recent months as traditionally economical diesel has trumped gasoline

The tank has been pumped. The bill has been sent. A poster wonders what to do when a customer refuses to pay.

The Water Environment Research Foundation, or WERF, funded research that identified business characteristics common among 15 successful Responsible Management Entities, or RMEs.

Follow this common sense approach to running your business and do a better job of weathering the next recession

The pumpers at Evans Septic Tank Service show they’re proud to serve the North Dakota State Fair

The coming years will bring a record number of employee retirements. Make sure you’re prepared for the exodus of baby boomers.

We offer a by-the-numbers peek at the latest chassis choices for septic hauling rigs

Like so many leaves falling to the ground through much of the U.S. this month, this issue of Pumper is blanketed with colorful and unique characters from the liquid waste industry.

This all-in-one resource will point you to the information you need.

Central Pennsylvania gardener shares septic tank knowledge with other flower enthusiasts

Lenzyme Designs Maintenance Brochure; Capital Rubber Raises $1,500 for Troops; Hannay Releases Pressure Wash, Spray Hose Reel Catalog; Simple Solutions Adds Distributors

The new centrifuge dewatering systems from Centrisys Corp. produce a high percentage of “cake” that results in lower transportation and disposal costs, says Chris Gatewood, sales manager and general manager for western operations.

This all-in-one resource will point you to the information you need.

More than 5 feet of perforated pipe at the head of a drainfield is a waste of money

The Department of Envi-ronmental Protection concluded that sewers in Old Saybrook, Conn., were polluting the groundwater.

Ontario pumpers and the provincial government butt heads over land application and future methods of septage disposal

From car wash pits to Superfund toxic waste sites, if it needs pumping, New Jersey’s Rosey’s Tank Cleaning will be there