Wisconsin Articles

Stuck between being too small and too big, Schulteis Pumping of Slinger, Wisconsin, focuses on its niche of septic pumping and repairs

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

Also in this month's regulations update, a Wisconsin septic pumper is fined for illegal disposal

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

Also in this week's septic-related news, a Wisconsin pumper truck driver is seriously injured after swerving to avoid an unlicensed driver and rolling over

In other septic-related news, Florida Gov. Rick Scott is booed out of a restaurant by protesters who are fed up with the state's ongoing red tide algae crisis

In septic-related news around the world this week, an Ontario woman’s septic system fails under her dining room; and serial toilet/sewer cloggers are on the loose in two states

Pumping for a profit, a wise land-spreading program, and smart equipment upgrades ensure steady revenue growth for Wisconsin’s A-1 Septic.

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 updates, a pumper in Lowell, Massachusetts, is organizing opposition to two state bills, and pumpers in Ontario are battling high dumping fees

Wisconsin’s Schulteis Pumping finds success by focusing on one profitable specialty and letting go of related wastewater services.

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