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About one in four homes in the United States have an individual well for fresh water and a septic system for sewage, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). These are houses in rural areas without municipal water and sewer services. Homeowners depending on septic tanks and drainfields should have their systems inspected at least …

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Have you ever stopped to think about how much water a bunch of portable toilets use? It might surprise you to learn that a single event with traditional ones can guzzle down enough water to fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool! This hidden impact highlights a growing concern in our industry: the environmental footprint of portable …

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Congratulations, you’ve just completed the replacement of a failing septic system! However, before you pop the champagne, you’re met with an unexpected call from your customer complaining about foul sewer odors. “You must have done something wrong,” they claim. But fear not. Before pointing fingers, let’s delve into the intricacies of post-installation odor issues in …

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Submitted by Vactor When it comes to properly functioning sewer lines, maintenance is essential. Dealing with a blockage or buildup can be time-consuming, but with the right tools, it can be cleared up easily. For more information on sewer cleaning including Vactor combination sewer cleaners, visit Vactor.com.

Submitted by Guzzler When it comes to operating powerful industrial vacuum trucks, safety protocols are not guidelines but rather must-dos that protect both the operator and those around. As a leader in industrial vacuum trucks, the Guzzler team considers safety to be the number one priority. With that in-mind, the team is sharing a few …

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