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It may not look like it, but the above text is me saying thanks to all of you who work tirelessly and put your customers first

One year is in the books as editor, and what a journey it’s been

The pumping industry has so much to offer, including a lucrative career and job security

Wayne Barme has bought a lot of trucks over the years to support a growing business, but his latest purchase takes the honors for the 2024 Classy Truck of the Year

Pumpers buck the trend of declining work ethic

Some things change while others stay the same. One thing that’s certain — there’s a lot we can learn from how pumpers build their service trucks.

There’s a new editor at the helm, but the commitment to serve pumpers continues on

Time to say goodbye — reflections on 19 years at the helm of Pumper magazine

As a Canadian city refuses to take septage from outside its boundary, septic service providers face a difficult way forward

Pumpers continue to grapple with the challenge of more calls for periodic pumping and dwindling affordable disposal sites

Just like oil and water, septic and grease trap waste don’t always mix well in a pumper’s business plan

Claims that kitchen waste doesn’t impact septic tank treatment remind me of the promise that wet wipes are “flushable"

Join us at our new social media channels to celebrate the top trucks in the septic service industry

It’s a good time to talk with technicians about best communication practices and the risk of violence when confronting customers in remote locations