Editorial Articles

Litzenberger’s Septic Service, Lebanon, Pennsylvania

High-stepping Dwayne Crocker preaches professionalism and hard work through involvement in the Georgia Onsite Wastewater Association.

Proper inlet and outlet designs are crucial to balance effluent flow and to keep solids out of the drainfield.

Reuse of a precious water resource is trending across the country, but it started by necessity in the parched western states.

Adopting a 9/80 work schedule could boost productivity, attract and retain workers, and better meet customer service expectations.

In the days of SEO and social media, here’s how pumpers can still benefit from hyper-local marketing that has been used for generations.

Texas 20-something couple had more enthusiasm than cash when they started Cisco Septic Service.

“We really have to change the mindset regarding education, licensing and professionalism in the industry.”

An adequate effluent clear zone is a top concern when site factors force you to consider a flatter septic tank.

Your workers have the legal right to compare their hourly pay. Be prepared if they think you're being unfair and start asking questions.

When you’re looking to lease or buy property for your pumping company, remember the old real estate adage: “location, location, location.”