New York Articles

Through three generations of family ownership, the emphasis has switched from septic service to portable sanitation for New York’s Suburban Septic & Excavating Services.

In this month's regulations update, Suffolk County, New York, looks to replace cesspools with low-nitrogen wastewater systems and a clean water festival is fouled by a fecal contamination

In this month's regulations update, the U.S. EPA asks for advice from the states on federal pollution oversight, and septic inspections won't be required when homes are sold in Florida

In this month's regulations update, a historic Washington home's sewage was found to be emptying directly into a protected salmon stream, and a California resident fights a 10-year-long moratorium on septics

We get behind the wheel of one of Pumper magazine's Classy Trucks by having a Classy Conversation with Eric Zuech of Zuech's Environmental Services

Upstate New York pumper finds success concentrating diversified services in a tourist center surrounded by the Niagara River.

Zuech’s Environmental Services, Franklinville, New York

In this month's regulations update, the state surrounding Chesapeake Bay could require best-available onsite systems, and Wisconsin will consider lessening regulations for high-capacity wells.

In this month's regulations update, a Florida bill may require septic inspections for estate sales, and a supervisor in New York proposes upgraded onsite systems with rebates for those who participate.

In this month's regulations update, the Alaska Supreme Court rules against a land-applying farmer, and a large homeowner-education program stresses the importance of septic pumping, with assistance from the Long Island Liquid Waste Association.

In this month’s regulations update, a Kentucky woman’s family files suit against a sewer district after she perishes following a fall into an abandoned septic system, and Ontario communities campaign to keep wipes from being flushed.

New York pumping operation uses catchy family name, integrated marketing and constant consumer education to capture more customers.

In this month's regulations update, Hawaii bans new cesspools, Rhode Island wants drug companies to pay for the disposal of waste from cancer patients, and the MPCA seeks to label wipes “Do not flush.”

In this month's regulations update, cesspools are still the cause of debate in Hawaii, and Chautauqua County will inspect all onsite systems near its lakes.