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Leister took over an older septic service company and is modernizing it with high technology, Google marketing and youthful energy.

Choose your septage or grease waste stabilization material carefully and then follow appropriate safety procedures to prepare loads for land application or disposal at a the treatment plant.

Straight diesel and gasoline engines are no longer the only way to go for your fleet of trucks. But are they still the smartest answer?

Iowa’s Rob Brown has some interesting stories to tell about his customers, his favorite equipment, and his hopes for a more professional industry.

When the National Park Service calls Bill Leppala for a pumpout, he embarks on a two-day voyage to Isle Royale, Michigan, and back

Yvonne Hoover's industry is dominated by men, but she's not going to let that stop her from pumping septics

We get behind the wheel of one of Pumper magazine's Classy Trucks by having a Classy Conversation with Timothy Wheeler of Tim Wheeler's Septic & Excavating in Minford, Ohio

A lot can happen on a job that could bring a lawsuit your way, whether you’re at fault or not. Make sure you’re protected.

Have a plan in place in order to provide much-needed portable sanitation services after a hurricane or other disaster