A poster wonders about the perfect pump size for a 1,500-gallon waste tank

Personal service and attention to details pay off for Hess Portable Toilets

The owners of West Virginia’s Potomac Portable Restrooms tried business building both ways — buying an existing company and starting from scratch. Now they can reflect on which method works best.

As the 2011 busy season is about to dawn for restroom contractors, industry veteran Lee Sola shares his views on trends in service and regulation

The Maryland Board of Public Works announced a program to upgrade onsite sewage disposal systems. The $4.17 million in grants will go to counties to upgrade septic systems to remove nitrogen and keep it from getting into the Chesapeake Bay.

There is no shortcut for a proper septic system. You need a complete site evaluation for optimal performance.

Software solutions help you go paperless, speed up service calls and track service technicians in the field for the ultimate in efficiency.

An unpleasant buildup of sewer gases surprise winter visitor to northern lake cottage.

New video aimed at cargo tanker drivers offers helpful safety reminders for liquid waste carriers as well.

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency drafted a general NPDES permit to set water quality and management standards for direct discharge from 1,500-gpd buried or recirculating sand filters, waste stabilization ponds, and aerobic treatment plants listed by NSF for Class I effluent.