Jetter Articles

Population shifts in an area of dynamic suburban and ex-urban growth create constant new challenges for Wisconsin’s Stanley Walter Septic Service.

A third-generation Idaho pumping outfit adds plumbing and other services, uses TV advertising campaigns to build profits and serve a far-flung region.

Adding two established companies to his own mom and pop pumping business was a lot of hard work, but Virginia’s Bruce Hines says he would do it all over again.

Expand your service menu by using jetters, drain cleaning machines, inspection cameras, locators, and pipeline maintenance and relining systems.

It’s not enough for Brownie’s Wastewater Solutions to collect multiple waste streams for customers. They want to identify a recycling use for everything they pump.

For Slovenian grease trap specialist BIOPLUS, customer satisfaction requires carefully maintaining disposal systems to limit costly and inconvenient emergency calls.

The operators of Oceanside Septic Services trade on family tradition, people skills and the right equipment to serve the residents of a hot Massachusetts tourist destination.

Pat Murray knew that if he ever started a business, he would include "shamrock'' in the name. He jokes that everyone wants to be Irish, while his wife, Charlotte, theorizes that shamrock conjures up positive feelings and good luck.

Living in a small town like Blackstone, Mass., population 12,000, sometimes calls for wearing many hats

Unbridled growth prompts Georgia pumper Kenney Lee to retool his family business to concentrate on top-notch customer care.

Inspection systems, jetting equipment and drain cleaning machines provide a new revenue stream for pumpers looking to expand their service menu

Utah's Renegade Oil takes on undesirable pumping work and creates a profitable and satisfying recycling business.

A poster looks for advice on jetting out old, obstructed drainfields to help aging systems last longer

Multiple bouts with cancer and a wild economic ride can’t keep hardworking Colorado pumpers Kevin and Cindy Sullivan down.