February 2016 Issue of Pumper

CLASSY TRUCK WINNER

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In New England, Stewart’s Septic Service takes control of its waste streams, even spinning off collected grease to create a new profit center.

A Massachusetts family combines old-fashioned service with 21st century technologies to create a promising future in the wastewater industry.

Avoid common pitfalls and create a positive environment where employees give a tireless effort to make the company succeed.

Country music singer Jerrod Niemann ready to give WWETT Show attendees, exhibitors a great show.

When it comes to managing your stacks of cash for retirement, know the differences between a fee-only financial planner and a commission broker.

Near Branson, Missouri, a sales tax foots the bill for residential septic pumping. Would a program like this help defray pumping costs across the country?

From conventional gravity treatment to the most complex community cluster systems, pumpers need to know the gold standard for maintenance.

Pumpers and installers work closely with the state legislature to promote efficient wastewater regulations and a cleaner environment.

Dean Septic, a Division of Dean Enterprises, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin

Morosky Septic Service, Litchfield, Connecticut