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Perforated pipe at the tank bottom causes problems with a pressure system. Can I cut it off?

Frequent tailgate safety sessions will help ensure your crews make it home healthy and happy every night.

Generous temporary tax deductions help small businesses offset the cost of new equipment. It’s anybody’s guess if they will continue for 2015.

The long-term success of your business depends on more than your profit and loss statements. Look at these factors to determine how you’re doing.

Jeff and Debbie Coe are always on the lookout to make things easier for their hardworking crew.

The NTEA Fleet Purchasing Outlook shows work truck buyers are slowly and steadily updating equipment, not so worried about alternative fuels or engine technology.

Readers relate when the Answer Man calls for thorough real estate inspections to protect homebuyers and build respect for the septic services industry.

Metro-Rooter’s managers foster an atmosphere of mutual respect that keeps employees in it for the long haul.

Pennsylvania’s Regan Wilson uses his training as a mechanic and some industry networking at the WWETT Show to build a new pumping business.

A father-son team discusses how their business has changed over the past 10 years and what they’ve learned working together.

In this month’s regulations update, a wipes manufacturer agrees to stop claiming its products are flushable, and San Juan County will get tougher on enforcing its certification rules for pumpers.

There are benefits to buying an existing business, but the process comes with its own set of unique challenges.

As we approach the dog days of summer, contractors and technicians need to be reminded about the dangers of heat stroke.

Two event coordinators give the lowdown on what they look for in a service provider.