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A case of misidentified manholes led to four truckloads of waste being dumped on a Tampa, Florida, street

The ability to assess the soil treatment area or drainfield is an important part of system management

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We get behind the wheel of one of Pumper magazine's Classy Trucks by having a Classy Conversation with Eric Zuech of Zuech's Environmental Services

Nearby trees can wreak havoc on a leaky septic system, but this can be prevented with thorough inspections and an arsenal of root removal techniques

Mississippi’s David Knight overcomes a severe construction injury and multiple setbacks to build a thriving full-service septic business.

The concepts of dealing with loss and overcoming obstacles come to mind as we reflect on the passing of key contributors to Pumper and tell the story of a persevering pumper.

Upstate New York pumper finds success concentrating diversified services in a tourist center surrounded by the Niagara River.

You may be losing revenue, customers and your best workers without knowing it by neglecting consistent, professional training.

Junior might be a toddler now, but sooner than you think he’ll need some form of higher education, and that doesn’t come cheap.

Alabama pumper Leslie Sisson Warren loves her business, but she’s also passionate about singing, acting and supporting her hometown

Backflushing and mechanical agitation both play a role in effective removal of all sludges from a septic tank.

Wastewater professionals, lawmakers should steer policy toward stronger water recycling programs.

Zuech’s Environmental Services, Franklinville, New York