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Classy Truck of May

This month we feature Yooper Septic & Waste
May Industry News

May Industry News

Cal-State Site Services Acquires Nature Calls; CST Industries Names McLaughlin President, CEO; Godwin Pumps Hosts Membership Meeting; Bear Onsite Achieves NSF Standard 46 Certification; Satellite Receives Top Manufacturing Award; McDermott Hosts Annual Dealer Meeting; SSPMA Elects Officers, Welcomes Members; Carver Wins NVE Pump at Expo; Hedstrom Plastics Completes Relocation
The Art of Debt Collection

The Art of Debt Collection

When customers fail to pay their bills, you have a variety of remedies. Being persistent without resorting to harassment will bring results.
Raise Awareness and Funds to Promote the Use of Onsite Systems

Raise Awareness and Funds to Promote the Use of Onsite Systems

This is a guest commentary from Eric Casey, executive director of the National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association
What’s Your Real Tank Capacity?

What’s Your Real Tank Capacity?

Try as he might, this pumper can’t seem to fit anywhere near the 1,000-gallon limit in his vacuum tank
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May Product News

Featured new products.
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Summit Reminders Plus Offers Basic Approach to Customer Tracking

Summit Reminders Plus software from Ritam Technologies LP provides repetitive-service businesses, such as septic tank pumpers, the tools to more easily track customer maintenance schedules and send service reminders — and efficiently generate repeat business.
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The Road to Prosperity

An uptick in onsite system installations and repairs signal an economic recovery brewing for hard-hit South Florida and Jason’s Septic Inc.
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Time of Sale Specialist

Doug Urke built a thriving California business on working with real estate agents moving new residents to a beautiful area of California
Upon Further Review

Upon Further Review

Septic sleuth Dawn Long’s documentation of tank conditions is helping the industry better understand system failures
Virginia Acts on Nitrogen Reduction

Virginia Acts on Nitrogen Reduction

The Virginia Environmental Protection Agency-approved Watershed Implementation Plan includes nitrogen-reducing onsite systems and pumping of septic tanks every five years.
A Matter of Inches

A Matter of Inches

Inlet and outlet baffles must be carefully placed to ensure the cleanest effluent and the fewest issues over the life of the septic tank
Association News, Calendar, Training & Education

Association News, Calendar, Training & Education

News, Calendar, Training & Education
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Industry Veterans Given Their Due

A pair of wastewater professionals who for many years have worked on behalf of industry causes and advancement were honored by COLE Publishing and the National Association of Wastewater Transporters at the Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo International last month in Louisville.
Help With ‘Help Wanted’

Help With ‘Help Wanted’

Evaluate your needs, take your time and use creative hiring practices to land great employees
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Classy Tuck of April

This month we feature Fimple Septic Service
New at the Expo

New at the Expo

The 2011 Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo showed a wide array of products designed to boost profits for pumping professionals
Industry News - April 2011

Industry News - April 2011

Vac-Con Celebrates 25th Anniversary; Gustafson Wins Hapchuk Scholarship; Woodbine Expands Tommy Gate Plant; PressurePro, ITC Partner on Tire Warning System; SSPMA Reports Increase in 2010 Pump Sales; Heil Trailer Celebrates 110th Anniversary
Smooth Out the Speed Bumps

Smooth Out the Speed Bumps

Look for all of the hidden, unnecessary steps you take every day to streamline your workday for optimal profits
Future Land Application Efforts Hinge on Effective  Education of Government Officials

Future Land Application Efforts Hinge on Effective Education of Government Officials

Let me tell you a story. In the early 1980s, I was on a steering committee that was trying to decide what to do with the septage produced by escalating rural development. The conclusion was more land application. Then, as now, when people heard that term, they envisioned the contents of their toilet dumped on agricultural fields. The Pennsylvania legislature responded by passing stringent land application regulations.