May 2010 Issue of Pumper

Simple lessons from a liquid waste industry mentor set Oklahoma pumper and septic system installer Will Frye on the path to profits

This month we feature Septic Solutions

Writer is incorrect in asserting that effluent flow is not slowed through use of a two-compartment septic tank

The New Jersey legislature revived a bill to delay an anti-sprawl, water quality management rule that gives state environmental officials more power to control expansion of onsite treatment and sewer service.

Tweaking the business plan helps a veteran North Carolina septic service company cope with the challenges of a stumbling economy

The new FL Series of submersible effluent pumps from Liberty Pumps offer higher head capacity, better motor protection, increased durability and easier installation, says Chuck Schwabe, national sales manager.

Contractors weary of slinging dirt offer incentives to customers for adding risers or digging their own tank access holes before a service call

Beginning this fall, state associations can book the National Association of Wastewater Transporters one-day, eight-hour traveling waste treatment course for their annual conference.

Financial literacy is a badly neglected educational need. There are places you can turn to help kids learn to handle money and build wealth.

As they evaluate a pattern of septic tank corrosion, experts seek the aid of pumpers who discover deterioration during cleaning and maintenance work

My husband and I owned a pumping business for over 20 years.

Transparency in employer-employee communications will promote an efficient workforce and position your company better for an economic recovery

Featured products of May

As a septic service contractor, I’m sure there’s been countless cases where you flipped the lid and found more than you bargained for.

Rietsema is SJE-Rhombus Distributor Sales Manager; Medo USA Launches Web Site; Capital Rubber’s Feldman Receives Payton Volunteer Award; PSMA Holds Wastewater Conference, Trade Show