Give Tough Cleaning Jobs the Heat Treatment

To service the New England area, Stewart’s Septic Services in Bradford, Massachusetts, owns a lot of equipment, including 13 vacuum trucks. But one of its smaller pieces of equipment is big on versatility, productivity and profitability: a hot-water jetter made by Hot Jet USA.Equipped with a 350-gallon water tank, the unit is used mainly for cleaning grease traps. But in winter, it does double-duty when crews use it to thaw frozen pipelines, courtesy of an onboard boiler that heats the water to roughly 180 degrees. “It’s a very versatile piece of equipment,” says John Divincenzo, who co-owns the company with