North Carolina Articles

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Facing sewer expansion throughout their territory, the owners of Cumberland Septic Services sought a new revenue path through portable sanitation and roll-off container service.

North Carolina’s Jason Gibson had no idea how much time and money would be necessary for the permit to dispose of his own grease trap waste.

By using the most suitable equipment for each job, Tim Lawson of New Life II Septic & Rent-A-Jon keeps his business running efficiently.

Pumping and treating challenging restaurant waste plays an integral role in the continued growth of North Carolina’s Overbey Septic Tank Service.

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.”

Many modern business upgrades, a well-rewarded workforce and an emphasis on industry training set up Marlin Wastewater Services for a bright future.

In this month’s regulations update, a wipes manufacturer agrees to stop claiming its products are flushable, and San Juan County will get tougher on enforcing its certification rules for pumpers.

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