January 2014 Issue of Pumper

Quesnel Septic Service has built a septic pumping business that stresses environmental responsibility as it expands into new areas, including residential and municipal construction.

Customer education is the key to keeping septic systems working properly and avoid getting called out for emergency service.

How can I fill my tank to the brim without watching the truck buck and jump?

Pay attention to these guidelines when it’s time to borrow money for your next truck.

IOWWA partners with government agencies, onsite product suppliers and Habitat for Humanity to educate installers.

Pam Weierke prospects for pumping customers throughout the farm and ranch territory in northwestern South Dakota and strikes pay dirt.

You might say pumper Tammy Thompson-Oreskovic is spinning her wheels in her moonlighting retail business.

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There’s no point in networking if people don’t remember your name, so make sure you stand out with these strategies.

Trade associations can lead the way with important training, small business networking and fighting for changes in regulations. We want to put a new focus on them.