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Old-fashioned common sense drives practical diversification and 30 years of quality service for Vermont’s P & P Septic

Harold Smith developed the Five Keys of Space Cushion Driving, then dedicated his life to preaching collision avoidance

The 2009 Connecticut Public Health Code proposes changes to septic tank and leaching system regulations.

Understanding the solid and scum layers in a septic tank will help you explain necessary system maintenance to reluctant customers

United Site Services Acquires Fogie’s Septic Clean; ECN/KORNS Names Herman Plant Manager; Cloverleaf Tool Names Rawlings General Manager; Wieser Chosen Corporate Safety Award Finalist; Trowbridge Wins Hur Chemical Drawing

Attentive management and smart diversification provide a recession-proof growth formula for California’s Knight’s Pumping and Portables

The National Safety Council proposes a blanket ban on cell phone use while driving

Proposed legislation in Michigan would add onsite systems to the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act as of January 2010.

Meticulous vacuum truck maintenance and regular fleet updates keep the wheels and profits turning for Maine’s A-1 Environmental Services

Missouri-based All Star Septic manufactures the tanks, installs the systems, pumps the waste and places portable restrooms at construction sites

Proper training will help truck drivers protect themselves from injury and the expensive equipment they operate

The pumper tells a homeowner that a riser in a cold northern climate will slow bacterial action in the tank … Is he right?

Fresh Learning Opportunities

The purchase of another company in your field can be a quick way to expand, but you have to proceed with due diligence

To the Editor: I was surfing the ’Net today and ran across your magazine.

A simple-to-organize postcard mailing generates sales and stabilizes both workflow and cash flow

Last August, we kicked off a new feature in Pumper called “After Hours,” seeking to find out what readers do when they don’t have a vacuum hose in hand.

When the pumping business slows in the dead of the Wisconsin winter, Dave Neelis trades his vacuum hose for skates and drops the puck on his personal ice rink