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Business plans keep new owners on track in their goal of developing a successful company

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Among other accomplishments, pumper David Thomson has played fiddle at the Olympic Games. Listen to him play in this online exclusive.

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Follow key service intervals and correct minor problems before they become major headaches

Septic system inspections could soon contribute more to Ken Allen's Septic's bottom line, and owner Caston Lovely is gearing up for the change

Pressure distribution is part of a quality treatment plan where more conventional septic systems won’t be good enough.

In exchange for a premium rental fee, your clients raise the bar on cleanliness and functionality of your equipment. Thorough routine maintenance is how you meet those demands.

For some scary Halloween fun, walk through this financial house of horrors and see if your pumping business is performing like a dream or causing a nightmare.

Follow these five tips to ensure your company will survive and thrive into the next generation.

Thomson’s Septic Tank Service has built a family tradition in Prince Edward Island based on providing good service, innovation and self-reliance.

Research shows tissues break up about the same in laboratory tests, but experience tells pumpers that’s not necessarily true.