Use of common household products must be monitored to prevent upsetting the healthy profile of scum, liquid and sludge layers during the settling process
Pumpers continue to grapple with the challenge of more calls for periodic pumping and dwindling affordable disposal sites
Metro St. Louis cleaning company continues to wage a war on fats, oils and grease with efficient disposal and recycling strategies
Just like oil and water, septic and grease trap waste don’t always mix well in a pumper’s business plan
Mississippi pumper Steve Melton helped start a state wastewater association to give pumpers a seat at the legislative table
Three companies previously profiled by Pumper magazine offer strategies to help you stay ahead of the curve
Tallahassee's Brian Miller is always pumped up to attend the WWETT Show with his employees
Growing up in a pumping family, a young Brian Miller struck out on his own and eventually exceeded all of his business expectations
New Jersey’s Kurt Cortese is a stickler for thorough grease trap service keeping his customers happy.
Consider the differences between septage and grease when preparing to start a new specialty service.
Before you belly up to the bar, work with your tavern and restaurant customers to develop best practices for wastewater treatment.