Grease Pumping Articles

Mike and Patti Mutchler of A-1 Septic Tank Cleaning discuss the efforts they make to educate customers, their pride in the work, and the tool Mike can’t be without in order to do a thorough job at every pumpout.

Experienced pumpers go out of their way to make scheduling grease trap and septic pumpouts easy for their customers

The right equipment makes this pumping company popular with grease trap customers.

This WWETT Show session will help you establish a new revenue stream.

Read up on strategies to improve your marketing plan, expand your services, and become a better leader.

Jon Errico of A & C Septic has made it a priority to be courteous, professional and always accessible to their customers. He knows when a business grows by word-of-mouth, it’s important to get to know his customers, so they remember him and call him next time they need help. Errico also takes pride in his favorite truck, a 2006 Sterling built out by Pik Rite Inc., his go-to rig for daily septic and grease trap pumping.

Florida pumper renders yellow, brown grease and turns it into a desirable commodity.

Follow along with Tom, Andrew and Dominick Caprioni has they get portable restrooms ready for special events and provide grease trap service for a local restaurant.

Prevention and maintenance are key to grease trap safety.

Aware that family companies sometimes stumble in the third generation, granddaughter Angela Chalmers got aggressive with marketing and diversified service to make sure Jean’s Septic Inc. didn’t miss a beat.

The next generation owners at Ohio’s Walt Kucharski Septic add technology and new marketing to quality old-school service for a winning growth strategy.