Can’t afford a brand-new combination unit? Refurbishment may be the answer.
Combination sewer cleaners aren’t cheap. See how simply following directions lets this contractor run his rigs for 10 years.
Upgrading to a 2018 International with a larger tank was a wise move for G&L Septic, which operates in a 30-mile radius west of Chicago
Weigh these important financial factors before hiring an in-house mechanic to care for your vehicles and equipment
We get behind the wheel of one of Pumper magazine's Classy Trucks by having a conversation with Kirt Pelster of Deuces Wild Septic Service of Mandan, North Dakota
Using headsets is an easier, safer way to communicate with your crews working on the streets.
Brown Septic, founded in 1995 and originally profiled by Pumper in 2008, passes on to a new generation
A swiveling hose reel and remote control package allows the Forest family to pump tanks with the truck parked 300 feet away on Easy Street
Driving septic trucks down bumpy back roads can be a dirty business
Improving team communication will save priceless seconds that may add up to hundreds or thousands of dollars in regained productivity every year
