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Editorial
10 Years Later, Douglas Hurrelbrink Is Confident About Handling the Hoses
Douglas Hurrelbrink has learned many lessons about running a pumping company over the last 10 years since Pumper first featured his company,...
Videos
Diversification of Services Helps Missouri Pumping Business Thrive
In this online exclusive video, Douglas Hurrelbrink, owner of Austin’s Pumping Service in Strafford, Missouri, shares what he's been up to over the...
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Choosing Between Anaerobic and Aerobic Septic Systems: Costs and Efficiency Considerations
For pumpers, onsite installers, and other professionals in the septic system industry, the choice between anaerobic and aerobic septic systems often hinges...
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Educating Customers on Septic System Installation and Maintenance
Understanding Installation Costs
When discussing septic system installations with your clients, it’s essential to clarify the factors influencing costs. From the type of...
Online Exclusives
We Remain Bullish on Sequential Distribution in Gravity Systems
We once discussed the importance of managing the biomat so systems are able to accept the amount of effluent delivered and provide treatment...
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Is There a Limit to How Many Homes a Cluster Septic Systems Can Service?
When it comes to cluster septic systems, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer for how many homes they can service. The capacity depends...
Online Exclusives
A Daily Bag for Troubleshooting: The Must-Have Tools
Troubleshooting issues for onsite systems is something we do a lot. There are some days where I spend all day meeting with...
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Septic Systems and the Environment: Balancing Benefits and Risks
Septic systems play a significant role in managing household wastewater, impacting the environment both positively and negatively. When properly designed, installed and...
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How Many Homes Can Operate on a Single Cluster Septic System?
In modern society, septic systems and sewers are essential for maintaining a healthy environment and preventing the spread of disease. Among the...
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: Colorado House Blocks Recreational Rental Exemptions Bill
State legislation offering regulatory exemptions to a potentially large number of recreational, short-term rental properties passed the Colorado State Senate but failed...
Videos
Centrifuge? I’d Much Rather Have Another Fournier Rotary Press
Tim Brown, lab analyst and operator for Newton County Water & Sewer Authority, explains why he’s happy the plant chose a Fournier...
Editorial
Rules & Regs: Septic System Overuse Discussed in Wilmington, New York
Changes to Wilmington, New York’s land use code regarding short-term rentals are being considered, reported the Lake Placid News.
Section 3J requires a...
Editorial
There’s Onsite Opportunity in Stretching Urban Water Supplies
With their big-pipe centralized water services, urban areas have historically provided limited opportunities for onsite professionals. That was then, as they say....
Editorial
What’s Different About Rest Area Septic System Maintenance?
A new study from the University of Minnesota evaluated 25 highway rest areas as their septic tanks were being maintained during a...
Editorial
Government Infrastructure Spending for Septic Work Is on the Rise
It’s a scenario you may encounter too frequently as you run a septic service route. The customer calls for a pumpout, and...
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Septic Tanks: How Long Can They Last?
Septic tanks, when properly maintained, can last between 20 to 40 years, and sometimes even longer. Regular maintenance, such as professional pumpings...














