Entries Tagged PolyJohn Canada

Pumpers in the great white north may slow down during the long winter. Not Wilton Sanitation, which finds new ways to keep the crew hustling throughout the year.

Thomson’s Septic Tank Service has built a family tradition in Prince Edward Island based on providing good service, innovation and self-reliance.

This Classy Truck is busy pumping septics while raising money for cancer care programs

An old-line New Brunswick pumping company expands the service menu to maximize revenue through septic system installs, portable sanitation and general excavating.

Pumping company handles as much maintenance as possible in-house and it pays off in a big way.

In a Canadian town built on precious metals mining, a family pumping business is rejuvenated by expanded service offerings and an emphasis on customer care.

The family of Canada’s Jim Aitkin are caretakers of a long tradition of community involvement, pumping industry professionalism and helping customers get the most out of their septic systems.

When heated, flushable restrooms were made a construction site requirement in Ontario, this pumper built his own.

For Canada’s Mike Clark, installing and pumping go hand in hand to better serve a rural customer base.

Marketing with attention to details and local charitable work provides a positive impact for Canada’s Northern Disposal & Sanitation.

Whether it’s sharing restrooms with strapped, smaller operators or logging long hours working for industry trade groups, Nova Scotia’s Allan Baird believes in friendly networking.

Canadian farmer Francis Overmars moves from feeding cows to dewatering septage to build a profitable business that promotes a cleaner environment.