Entries Tagged COVID-19

T. Palmer Septic Service recently celebrated its 30th anniversary on a commitment to service and professionalism

The pandemic-related Employee Retention Tax Credit, and other federal programs, may be worth looking at leading up to filing time

Starting a septic service company provided the flexibility a North Carolina woman needed to build a business and raise three children at the same time

Three counties in New York’s Lake Erie region band together to promote pumping and onsite inspections

The COVID pandemic prompted numerous opportunistic contractors with push cameras but no training or qualifications

Mississippi pumper Steve Melton helped start a state wastewater association to give pumpers a seat at the legislative table

A decade of practical experience proves the value of reed bed treatment of septic waste for a Canadian pumper

Laid off during the pandemic, an industrious Georgia man learned the pumping industry, bought a vacuum truck and got to work in a successful new career.

Grants ensure popular Colorado trailheads are stocked with clean restrooms for hikers, bikers and sightseers in a post-COVID world.

On average, septic systems in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, are 29 years old. Booming population growth and zero onsite inspection requirements are concerning to local residents.

They’re big. They’re basic. And today’s vacuum trucks help drivers pump more volume and satisfy more customers.

The next time we have a pandemic or a financial crisis, pumpers should be prepared to weather the storm and come out a winner.

On-Site Sanitation enjoys a long history of pumping for friends and neighbors in central Ohio.