National Vacuum Equipment Articles

Tennessee’s Shane Buck grows revenues and recaptures his family’s heritage by adding septic work to his plumbing business.

Tighter regulation of restaurant grease traps and a convenient land-application disposal option helps North Carolina pumper Myrtle Creech build a recession-resistant business

Choosing the right vacuum truck for the job, and the right components to outfit it with, is one of the most important decisions a liquid waste professional can make. Here are several vacuum truck options on the market, along with an assortment of products such as vacuum pumps, blowers, tanks and other truck-mounted components, that will help you get your rig ready for action.

Rhode Island pumper Larry Torti is a hardworking one-man band, utilizing clever marketing and personal customer care to build a thriving micro-business.

Police officer Ryan Murphy hangs up his gun and shield for another rewarding career – in a family pumping and onsite system installation business.

Concerned about shoddy work and little health department oversight, septic system installers in one Michigan county went after beefed-up regulations and won.

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

Illinois hauler Chris Wenger works with a network of fellow pumping professionals to set up his family business, C.W. Septic Services Inc., for a bright future.

The timely acquisition of a revered local brand and intuitive marketing moves set up young Massachusetts pumping outfit Capewide Enterprises for success.

North Carolina pumper Donald Goins’ bright yellow refurbished Peterbilt blends classic truck elements with a hardworking attitude.

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.