Vacuum Pump Articles

Newfoundland’s wilderness pumpers promote the value of routine septic service and replacing failing steel tanks to customers who’ve never heard the message.

Farming and pumping are two great businesses that go well together, say Michigan’s Mark and Shannon Hinterman.

Faced with a serious injury to its owner and leader, the team at Favreau Septic jumped in and kept the successful Massachusetts pumping business humming along.

Pam Weierke prospects for pumping customers throughout the farm and ranch territory in northwestern South Dakota and strikes pay dirt.

If it involves cleaning, maintaining, repairing or building wastewater systems, Colorado’s Snowbridge Inc. wants a part of the action.

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

Septic and grease pumper Shon Steele has some advice for old-school liquid waste haulers who want their children to keep the business in the family for another generation: Be open-minded and listen thoughtfully to your son’s or daughter’s strategies

Faced with rising disposal costs, tightening emissions restrictions and an outdated marketing approach, California’s G & C Septic retools for success.

A reader says he isn’t getting enough pumping power from his service truck and asks for help.

Connecticut pumper Jason LaChance relies on personal service and efficient equipment to build a reputation with friends and neighbors.

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.

New Jersey’s Joe Mayers uses a barge-mounted pumping system to keep island home septic systems in shipshape condition.