Inside the February 2013 Issue of Pumper
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Old-School Cool
Cover Story
North Carolina pumper Donald Goins’ bright yellow refurbished Peterbilt blends classic truck elements with a hardworking attitude.
Best Pumping Practices
Septic System Answer Man
Did you know an industry standard procedure exists for septic tank pumping and cleaning? Do you have suggestions for updates or changes?
Vacuum Truck Training Certification Required for New Mexico Pumpers
Rules and Regs
Pretty in Pink
Interview
The folks at Maryland’s Fogle’s Septic Services send out pink service trucks and restrooms to raise money to fight cancer.
Product News - February 2013
Product News
Five Peaks ADA-compliant restroom features larger tank, increased durability
Product Spotlight
Plugged in for Profits
Special Feature
Illinois hauler Chris Wenger works with a network of fellow pumping professionals to set up his family business, C.W. Septic Services Inc., for a bright future.
Growing Strong
Profile
The timely acquisition of a revered local brand and intuitive marketing moves set up young Massachusetts pumping outfit Capewide Enterprises for success.
Hire a Salesperson?
Overheard Online
A company owner is the most motivated sales professional, a poster is told. And the discussion turns to the effectiveness of phone book advertising.
Kit Rosefield to Receive Excellence in Service Award
NAWT
Your Card, Please
Money Manager
Business credit cards can be helpful – but make sure you account for the hazards.
Industry News - February 2013
Industry News
WWETT Preview - February 2013
WWETT Preview
Classy Truck Of The Month
Classy Trucks
Talk Up Your Business
Building the Business
Turn up the mike! Speaking to local service clubs is an efficient way to promote your company and make new contacts.
Association News
Association News
Pumper invites your state association to post notices and news items in this column.
Serving Country, Serving Customers
After Hours
Steven Coia left Rhode Island for Iraq, serving in the U.S. Marines, then returned home to work for his family’s pumping business.