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After a negative experience buying a used vacuum truck, longtime Colorado pumper Leonard Brown shares his experience with the hope of educating others.

In New Mexico, separate onsite wastewater trade groups work together to bolster the state’s system maintenance requirements for the good of the industry and system users.

Address potential overloading issues before installing a new system and have a recovery plan ready if a customer’s system is inundated.

A prevailing opinion is that it’s impractical for small businesses to provide employee health insurance, but experts say there are good reasons to consider including the prized benefit.

No matter what I try, I just can’t shake that last 100 gallons of debris out of the bottom of my tank. Any ideas?

Starting in high school with a used truck and a few restrooms, Wisconsin’s Bryce Harding has quickly grown a diversified pumping business … with plans to keep expanding.

LAMP II pan-and-tilt camera option from CUES allows operators to inspect all areas of the pipe.

Improving customer satisfaction can reap welcome returns.

You can help the crew at Pumper pick the most beautiful rig from the Classy Truck garage.

California plumber Kurt Bohmer brought along a penchant for savvy customer care when he expanded into septic pumping.

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Classy Trucks for 2014 are built for good looks, hard work and providing bigger profits for their owners.

Combination sewer cleaners aren’t cheap. See how simply following directions lets this contractor run his rigs for 10 years.

Don’t let winter woes get the best of you. Stay busy when the seasonal slowdown hits.

Stay on the “nice” list with these tips for rewarding your hardworking employees.

Periodic resting can restore drainfield performance, but additional pretreatment might be the best bet.

An Ozarks pumper proves you really can make a difference.