Grease

A Wisconsin pumper with a fleet of 6,000-gallon trucks finds efficiency and the professional look needed to take the family business well into the new century

For septic service contractors interested in expanding their operations into the installation and maintenance of onsite systems, here are several tanks, components and bacteria products to help serve customers.

Newfoundland’s wilderness pumpers promote the value of routine septic service and replacing failing steel tanks to customers who’ve never heard the message.

Septic and grease pumper Shon Steele has some advice for old-school liquid waste haulers who want their children to keep the business in the family for another generation: Be open-minded and listen thoughtfully to your son’s or daughter’s strategies

Equipment used to handle grease, including dewatering units, containment tanks, chemical and bacterial additives and interceptors help keep grease in check and drainlines open. Preventing grease buildup and clogging lines can be an ongoing problem, as well as a source of additional revenue. Here are some products to consider when looking to service grease traps.

Virginia’s J.L. Bishop Contractor serves both environmental cleanup and commercial septic, grease service customers for a winning revenue-boosting strategy.

Dewatering units, containment systems, additives and portable vacuums keep grease under control and drain lines open.