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

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

The Answer Man’s simple advice to homeowners and onsite maintenance pros: “Do not deposit anything into the septic tank unless you have eaten it first!”

As you gear up for another busy season, make sure your service fleet has plenty of rubber to meet the road

The IFRS 36 has a compact design to fit in many locations. The unit is hydraulically powered and can run off a truck’s hydraulic system.

Hampel Names Bamberg Vice President; Infiltrator Adds Design Tools to Web Site, Unveils New Logo; Ritam Announces Expo Vacation Giveaway Winners; Zoeller VP of Marketing Retires; SludgeHammer Receives NSF 40 Certification

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This month we feature Kerkstra Septic Tank Cleaning Inc.

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

Georgia waste hauler Rodney Upton preaches more than effective septic system maintenance. He’s studying for a second career in the ministry.

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For 2008 Classy Truck of the Year winner Colin Deems, a flashy rig is a pumper’s best calling card

It’s the smallest workplace gestures that make the biggest difference in employee morale

Your cash reserves don’t have to sit idle. With a little planning, you can put these dollars to work earning more for your business.

SAVE, MARKET, AND BUY WISELY; ONE-STOP SHOP; INDUSTRY CATALOG DISCOUNT; NAWT IN LOUISVILLE

You might not like dealing with a buried lid, but you have to think about digging lids as a profit center … and a chance to sell additional services

Fluctuating fuel costs and tightening onsite system restrictions are among the challenges pumpers see the industry facing in 2009

When her father was taken away at a young age, Mandie Hagan stepped up to help her mom run the family pumping business