Growth

When it comes to buying a septic truck, size matters - a lot. Choosing the right tank capacity can make or break your efficiency on the job. Too small, and you're stuck making extra dump trips. Too large, and you may be overspending on fuel and insurance. In this post, we'll break down how to choose the right truck size for your business based on job type, route, and your plans for growth.

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.

After 18 years in the septic industry, Josh from Florida doubled down on his business growth with a second Iron-Vac truck. Here’s why he chose us again.

Steve Hyman once worked in kitchens — now he runs a 17-truck grease pumping business across southern Ontario. Discover how Iron-Vac helped support that growth.

We’ve got a brand new 2026 Western Star 47X on the lot—equipped with a 450 HP Detroit DD13 engine and Allison automatic transmission, ready to be transformed into your next custom pump truck.

In this customer spotlight, we sit down with Alen Mapes of Typhoon Excavation to hear how he built a thriving hydrovac and excavation business in North Dakota. From muddy beginnings to leading a loyal crew, Alen’s story is one of grit, growth, and independence.

When it comes to buying a septic truck, tank size matters. Whether you’re servicing residential homes or commercial properties, this guide will help you choose the ideal tank capacity based on your daily workload, routes, and growth plans.

Choosing between steel and aluminum septic truck tanks? Steel offers durability and cost savings, while aluminum is lightweight and corrosion-resistant. Learn the pros and cons of each to make the best decision for your fleet.