February 2018 Issue of Pumper

Covered by a burning ring of fire, the 2017 Classy Truck of the Year is the pride and joy of California pumper Henry Damm

Tim Frank Septic Tank Cleaning Co. sticks to a proven business formula — but adds innovations that improve efficiency, please customers and enhance profits.

Plying their trade in a dynamic waterfront tourist area in Massachusetts, the folks at Robert B. Our Co. are constantly learning new ways to serve their wastewater customers.

You built a successful pumping business and you’d like to hand it down to the kids someday? Learn these sustainable business practices, and make it to the next generation.

This month’s Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment and Transport Show is a gold mine for finding industry-specific tools and equipment and networking with other pumpers.

Extending credit to customers presents risks, but you can take some simple steps to protect your business.

Nationwide Mahoney Environmental is getting on a schedule to turn trucks over every five years. How can any pumping company benefit from this strategy?

This timesaving practice has been discredited many times, but we still hear about septic service technicians who go through the small hole to avoid the work of digging up a tank lid.

New monitoring technology and cab comforts will help your driver return safely from a long and productive workday.

Wastewater professionals should heed this solid advice shared with Andrew Andriola, president of the Long Island Liquid Waste Association.