Entries Tagged Steel Tank

Paul Lawrence was running a vacuum truck at age 18 and then relentlessly pursued his dream to build a full-service wastewater business.

After the death of his wife, Laura, Chris Lanoue feels compelled to use his wastewater industry talents to help needy neighbors and those struggling with cancer.

At Wisconsin’s Countryside Septic Service, owner-operator Tom Jakubowicz is solely responsible for quality pumping and top-notch customer service.

The 2019 Classy Trucks represent a hardworking fleet that makes life easier and more profitable for their lucky owners. Their beauty on the outside complements the rugged, day-in day-out dependability today’s pumpers require.

Caston Lovely bought and cleared 50 acres of property to create a new land application program and to ensure his family company’s success for years to come.

Arkansas pumper and installer Justin Haynes shares small-business words of wisdom, the toughest work site he’s faced and his wish for young professionals to populate the wastewater industry.

Wisconsin’s George Van Stedum looked around for an exciting small business to operate. He found a rewarding opportunity in septic service and portable sanitation

More residents in this lightly populated province utilize onsite systems than municipal wastewater treatment, so customer education is an important job for local installers and pumpers.

The first truck at Danbury Septic Tank Service went up in flames, but the small family pumping business recovered and has enjoyed a long, satisfying ride.

Florida’s governor, Legislature push for onsite system oversight, periodic inspections.

Wolfer’s Septic Services - Dansville, New York

Wisconsin wastewater professionals band together to network, improve business practices, and lobby for sensible and smart regulations.