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Easy to build and maintain, a biofilter is a low-cost favorite solution for septage disposal odors.

Sometimes the best tips are obvious, to the point, and very effective.

In this month’s regulations update, an MPCA study shows improved water clarity after septic upgrades, and thousands of Georgia contractors let their certification lapse over the last 17 years.

Operators of septage disposal facilities have multiple ways to mitigate unpleasant odors at their sites.

Returning the favor by passing hard-earned knowledge on to newcomers strengthens the entire industry.

Getting behind the wheel of Pumper’s Classy Trucks.

It can be a lot to handle, but there are also plenty of advantages to running a business on your own.

Operators need to determine where potential odors may come from and have a strategy in place to combat them.

Recognizing the value of learning from others fuels success in this collaborative industry.

Jobs get done a lot faster with hot water, especially in the winter months.

Check out the latest product offerings for the pumping industry.

An inclusive environment is beneficial to your business, but it doesn’t happen by accident.

Your customers’ use of antibacterial soap could be harming their septic system.

Pumping company handles as much maintenance as possible in-house and it pays off in a big way.

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In a Canadian town built on precious metals mining, a family pumping business is rejuvenated by expanded service offerings and an emphasis on customer care.

As a young man, James Dillard started his business with a new septic service rig, and he expects to retire behind the wheel of the same truck.