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Grease Trap Service Articles
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Product Spotlight: 999-gallon vacuum tank delivers on performance, size and versatility
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Taking Care of Business
Illinois pumper Cary Zeschke keeps his trucks in great shape, his crew happy and his customers satisfied — all so he’s ready to pass on the works to the next generation
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A Shift in Onsite Perception
A Georgia septic veteran sees the industry evolving with fresh perspectives
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He’s Cleaning Up
California’s Roger Marquez went from unemployment to entrepreneur success by cleaning rangehoods and pumping grease traps and cooking oil
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The Importance of Grease Trap Maintenance: Your Customers Need to Know
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10 Years Later, Douglas Hurrelbrink Is Confident About Handling the Hoses
A Missouri pumper has made good on a plan to sharpen service offerings, increase profitability and focus on professionalism.
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The Reppa Family Goal: Never Say “No” to Your Customers!
Over 40 years, Macy’s Services has adeptly adjusted its service menu to match the diverse needs of its Wyoming neighbors
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A Fully Prepped Service Vehicle Shows You Care About Doing a Good Job
The fleet at Jack’s Septic is always washed, waxed and fully equipped to serve loyal customers around Syracuse, New York
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One Truck, One Proud Family and Almost 80 Years in the Pumping Industry
A-1 Septic’s “Big Blue,” their single Classy Truck rig has supported the family business for 16 years and counting
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7 Questions to Ask Before You Start Pumping Grease
Just like oil and water, septic and grease trap waste don’t always mix well in a pumper’s business plan
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Service Bundling Is a Key to the Long-Lived Success of Grease Masters
Metro St. Louis cleaning company continues to wage a war on fats, oils and grease with efficient disposal and recycling strategies
Online Exclusives
Diversify and Conquer: How Pumpers Can Expand Horizons and Boost Profits
Three companies previously profiled by Pumper magazine offer strategies to help you stay ahead of the curve
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So Many Installers and Pumpers are Retiring. Who’s Going To Step Up?
Missouri reflects the dismal manpower shortages found throughout North America. Young wastewater technicians are desperately needed.
