May 2014 Issue of Pumper

A laser focus on pumping and repairs coupled with a program to dewater its own septage has secured a long and profitable history for Washington’s Ace Acme Septic Services.

Share your solutions to efficiently pull liquid loads 150 feet and uphill.

South Dakota’s Avery Zahn wins the National Roe-D-Hoe competition by a few seconds as top machine operators face off in Indianapolis.

We feature Fiedler’s Your Pumping Specialists, Royalton, Minn.

Septic service technicians face potential dangers at every turn. Learn to avoid accidents and injuries that can take you out of the game.

There are many ways to boost the bottom line through smart expense trimming, but don’t forget there’s a time and a place to invest in the future of your business.

Because viruses can travel fast from a failing septic system to a drinking water supply, pumpers are an important part of a public health plan.

Washington state wastewater pros rely on the state trade group for training updates and government lobbying on important issues.

Don’t risk your integrity to stand out among the competition.

Ray Birchmeier was devastated by the sudden death of his brother and business partner, Doug. One source of solace was a careful insurance plan that preserved the family pumping company.

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Tragedies resulting from neglected septic tanks beg the question: Can we do more to educate homeowners about the importance of maintenance?