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Phillip Nulty took over America’s One Septic in 2004 and turned it into a dependable, two-truck operation. In this spotlight, he shares how relationships, education, and persistence have kept the business growing.

When Tony Tecco took over Arkansas Septic Pumping, he was lucky to get a few jobs a week. Now, with two trucks and multiple jobs a day, he’s building a business that’s ready for long-term growth.

Thomas, owner of 662 Septic Service, has been in business for just over a year and is already making big strides across North Mississippi. As the winner of our pump truck giveaway, Thomas shares how he got started, what services he offers, and how his business is growing faster than he ever expected.

Choosing the right septic truck chassis can make or break your truck’s performance and profitability. In this guide, we compare Peterbilt, Freightliner, Western Star, International, and Ford chassis to help you pick the perfect foundation for your next build.

The septic industry is undergoing major changes in 2025, driven by smart technology, eco-friendly solutions, and evolving regulations. From IoT-enabled septic systems to sustainable treatment methods and advanced vacuum truck technology, this guide explores the biggest trends shaping the future of the industry.

Pump trucks are the backbone of the septic industry, ensuring efficient waste removal and system maintenance. Learn how they prevent failures, protect the environment, and keep septic businesses running smoothly.

A septic truck is a major investment, and proper maintenance is key to ensuring its longevity. Learn the best practices for keeping your truck in top condition, reducing breakdowns, and avoiding costly repairs.

Operating a septic truck comes with challenges that can impact efficiency, safety, and profitability. Learn about the most common mistakes operators make and how to avoid them to keep your business running smoothly.