June 2014 Issue of Pumper

Pumping pro John Simison is determined to overcome cancer and help Bouse House Enterprises ride the wave of a growing economy.

Screw press replaces dewatering system destroyed in fire

Before putting front-line workers on salary, make sure you’re following the law.

We feature Ingram & Greene Sanitation, Atascadero, Calif.

Visit your state and provincial trade associations

A written outline explaining your professional qualifications and scope of services will help build understanding and good customer relationships.

Lake Pontchartrain watershed homeowners are ignoring septic tank cleaning and unplugging their aeration units in alarming numbers, raising pollution concerns.

New Hampshire’s Granite State group promotes a unified front for wastewater professionals when it comes to new regulations and training requirements.

What’s the best way to add snappy graphics to a new aluminum vacuum tank?

The 35-year partnership between Pumper magazine and septic service professionals has helped many small businesses thrive and promoted a cleaner, healthier environment for future generations.

The Claw from Amthor International is designed to make locking rear-opening vacuum tanks safer and more efficient.

Canadian farmer Francis Overmars moves from feeding cows to dewatering septage to build a profitable business that promotes a cleaner environment.

To safeguard your business, be prepared for any disaster.

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It’s fun to reflect on the past 35 years of Pumper magazine, but it’s even more intriguing to think about where the wastewater industry will be 35 years from now.