Entries Tagged Classy Truck

Go big, or go home — that’s the philosophy Brad LaVoy relied on when speccing out his first brand-new pumper truck, a 2016...

When the state your company is based in has the lowest population density in the lower 48, you’re going to look for specific...

Family Flush Septic Service is a true family business, through and through — from the business’ two trucks to its daily operations.Owner Tim...

Consistency is key. After a few decades in the business, Van Delden Wastewater Systems of Boerne, Texas, has got it figured out...

It’s Classy Truck time, one of my favorite months of the year here at Pumper. This marks a decade since we started...

In a first for the Classy Truck of the Year competition, we brought more rigs into the garage this year for your...

As the saying goes, if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself.Cody Mitchell, owner of Central Septic Service,...

Some things are simply better when made to custom fit. Trucks are no exception.That’s the philosophy of Schulteis Pumping of Slinger, Wisconsin,...

When Mike Oberg was speccing his first truck back in 2000, he wanted a color that set his vehicle apart. He settled...

Septic pumpers deal with the worst filth imaginable, but that doesn’t mean the industry can’t have a clean image.“One of the things...

Some traditions involve family. Some involve trucks.“My grandfather started the business in ’59,” says Russ Neher, a third-generation pumper and owner of...

When you’ve got a good thing going, sometimes it’s best to just stick with it.For Hartland Septic Service owner Jeff Boutell, that...

You don’t have to spend a fortune to get exactly what you want in a septic truck.Just ask Washington pumper Brad Piesch....

Every month, Pumper provides information to help you make your business better, and the February 2016 issue is no different. Here is just...