An In-House Treatment Plant is the Key to Clean Delaware's Operation
A devastating fire destroyed much of Clean Delaware's business in 2015, but it was the damage to the company's onsite treatment plant that created the biggest bottleneck to operations.
Gerry Desmond, general manager of Clean Delaware Inc., stands in front of a 1999 Sterling 3,400-gallon tanker with an NVE blower pump. This is the first truck acquired after a fire destroyed much of the company on Jan. 9, 2015. —Photo By Doug Curran
Clean Delaware Inc. has built a business over 30 years that includes septic tank, industrial and portable restroom pumping. One business decision that helped all three areas operate more efficiently was building an in-house wastewater treatment plant.
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