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One new project combines an incinerating toilet and small onsite system for treating kitchen wastewater for residential use

Decals/Magnets/Signage Allied Graphics decalsDecals from Allied Graphics are designed for the portable restroom industry to stick and stay on units…

New Mexico pumper Mike Krepfl: “We are a critical part of day-to-day life for people.”

Proposed changes to the Massachusetts Title 5 onsite rules were met with opposition from the public and local government officials over the timeline…

Martin’s Sanitation Service, Paris, Kentucky

The VHX Series of hydrovac trucks from GapVax fits the mold for businesses eyeing a solution for all-around hydroexcavation projects in a platform…

Engine & Accessory named Jurop North American distributor and OEM partner Engine & Accessory has been named Jurop’s new North American distribution…

Advanced Treatment UnitsEntry 285407 Delta ENVIRO-AIREThe Delta ENVIRO-AIRE advanced aerobic wastewater treatment system offers high quality…

Entry 285402 Onsite system reduces nitrogen Problem: The drastic effects of the algal blooms in the Indian River Lagoon in Brevard County, Florida,…

NOWRA member Christ Chapman enjoys the daily challenges of decentralized wastewater and hopes to attract more young people to the industry

Taxation of wastewater upgrade grants in Suffolk County, New York, is now a thing of the past. The IRS recently reversed its 2020 policy of taxing…

Duncan & Daughters Septic Service, Bardstown, Kentucky Danny Duncan added a metallic red and white 2020 Kenworth T370 with a 2,500-gallon steel tank…

Entry 285397 SJE Rhombus Model 112 with new simplex controller SJE Rhombus has redesigned its Model 112 control panel that controls one 120-, 208-,…

Remote systems keep workers out of harm’s way An easy way to avoid workplace accidents and increase efficiency is to move personnel away from active…

FMC welcomes Andy Pridgeon as new VP FMC Advisors welcomes Andy Pridgeon as vice president of business development. Pridgeon brings skills in process…

Growing up in a pumping family, a young Brian Miller struck out on his own and eventually exceeded all of his business expectations

A cold, wet March is a good time to sit back and ponder a variety of issues impacting the septic service industry

To chart a successful course, service procedures must change dramatically when taking a mom and pop business to the next level

Natural electrical jolts can injure or kill outside workers as well as damage improperly grounded septic systems

Keep more eyes on your company’s finances to prevent financial disaster