Stewart’s Septic Service in Bradford, Massachusetts, is always reaching for new frontiers in the wastewater industry, currently converting grease into a material used for biofuel production. Say hello to John Divincenzo (shown with one of his company’s pickup trucks) at the WWETT Show this month. (Photos by Ed Collier)
Thanks to timely acquisitions of other pumping companies, diving into the fats, oils and grease business, and pioneering private wastewater processing, Stewart’s Septic Service has grown from a mom-and-pop outfit into a big pumping player in New England.
A lot of wastewater...
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