March 2017 Issue of Pumper

Clean Delaware returns stronger than ever after a devastating fire takes out its vacuum trucks, restroom inventory and facilities.

The septic service industry should recognize the inspectors, regulators and public health professionals who constantly promote routine pumping and maintenance.

Iowa pumper and installer Rick Miene has fun collecting a wide variety of earth-moving machines and finding new ways to make money with them.

Backstabbing, shirking responsibilities and planting seeds of distrust should get these nightmare workers the pink slip.

Watch out for the tax consequences of sending your fleet of trucks home with your employees.

North Carolina’s Jason Gibson had no idea how much time and money would be necessary for the permit to dispose of his own grease trap waste.

When they follow these operation and maintenance rules, homeowners will be happier and you’ll have fewer emergency calls.

A new governor draws back on statewide advanced system requirements, prompting market changes for contractors and manufacturers.

Federal officials warn incidents show ‘an alarming and unacceptable trend that must be halted.’

Efficient Septic Pumping & Drain Cleaning, New London, Minnesota