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In the 30 years since the first issue of Pumper, contractors have become top-notch service providers and ambassadors for environmentalism

New vacuum truck from Satellite Industries Inc. with X-Ten steel tank.

New Jersey contractor David Zuidema III travels to Olympics with javelin-thrower son

Surveys like this one can be enlightening for everyone in the industry. They provide a good snapshot of the robustness of a business sector at any given point in time.

When small business owners and managers embrace 12 effective management habits, success is sure to follow

This month we feature Imperial Western Products Pumping Division

An accurate diagnosis of an onsite system problem can help a homeowner avoid considerable time, expense, and yard and landscaping disruption

Amid a backdrop of gleaming new vacuum trucks at the Kentucky Exposition Center, a pumper proposes marriage … and she accepts

In most cases, an IRS income tax audit is nothing to fear. The keys are to keep calm, and make sure you’re accompanied by an accounting professional.

Filming the course enabled us to create a classroom atmosphere with questions from the audience and answers from the instructors. Even the PowerPoint presentations and field components are included.

Faced with a saturated drainfield, a poster turns to the pros for a second opinion on a costly proposed retrofit

Does your company’s moniker still accurately describe the varied work you perform?

When it comes to financing the golden years, one savvy New England pumper says contractors can’t rely solely on the sale of equipment and a customer list to support a comfortable lifestyle

Over the years, Wisconsin excavator John Laudolff strengthened his business by taking on new roles as a trusted onsite system installer and pumping professional

Proposed septic system restrictions generate debate across the state. Will their eventual impact reverberate across the United States?

The Springs Protection Bill would create a pilot program featuring Rainbow and Silver Springs to combat their reduced water flow and declining water quality.

Seeing customers with failing septic systems, an experienced pumper wonders if he should add onsite system installation to his service menu

Efforts to limit use of cell phones while driving are picking up steam. Here’s how some contractors balance mobile communication with the need to drive safely.

Making repeated return trips to clean plugged effluent filters decreases productivity and profitability for septic waste haulers.

SJE-Rhombus Employees Receive Certification; Aqua-Aerobic Wastewater System Undergoes Field Testing; Phoenix Process Equipment Marks 25th Anniversary