May 2016 Issue of Pumper

New York pumping operation uses catchy family name, integrated marketing and constant consumer education to capture more customers.

The University of Minnesota created a customized owner’s guide to raise awareness about proper use and maintenance of septic systems.

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Breaking Bad has run its course, but septic service technicians heading into the busy season must continue to be aware of home-based drug production.

The family of Canada’s Jim Aitkin are caretakers of a long tradition of community involvement, pumping industry professionalism and helping customers get the most out of their septic systems.

Now that a strong federal tax benefit for equipment purchases is permanent, it’s time to think more strategically about keeping up with your machinery needs.

A University of Miami student apartment project utilizes decentralized wastewater system components to reuse water and limit outflow to the environment.

There can be room for differing opinions on soil design loading rates, but extensive research is available on the topic.

The Onsite Wastewater Professionals of Illinois favors continuing education, licensing measures to improve systems and protect the environment.