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WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 26, 2014

Tuesday Attendance:

3,399 Companies

7,903 Attendees

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Mobile Dewatering

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2014 Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo InternationalPg. 4

Murphys newest introduction

the PowerCore MPC-20 makes

you the master of your job.

Designed for engine-driven

dewatering and irrigation

applications, the MPC-20

performs almost any manual or

auto-start task you throw at it.

Change your setup when and

where you want. Configure to your

exact requirements in the field

with the controllers user interface

with no need for a computer.

See Murphys PowerCore MPC-20.Visit us at Booth #1092.

CONTROLTHE WAY YOU WANT IT

EXHIBITOR ADDITIONS

EXHIBITOR CHANGES

V & H, Inc.Booth 6147PO Box 189Marshfield, WI 54449800-826-2308 Fax: [email protected] one of the nations leaders i n heavy duty vocationaltruck equipment well upfit your chassis, crane, andhi-rail units in our state-of-the-art assembly andmanufacturing facility.

Happy Feet USA, Inc.Booth 1049981 Hwy 98 East, Suite 3-418Destin, FL 32541800-462-8677 Fax: 407-834-5503www.happyfeet.comWith 20 years of experience, hundreds-of-thousandsof satisfied customers and a 10,000 square foot head-quarters in Orlando, HappyFeet has become the leadingbrand in the fluid-filled insoles business.

Pow-R Mole

Moved from booth 5446 to booth 63301400 Commerce PkwyLancaster, NY 14086800-344-6653 Fax: [email protected] Technology Equipment and TrenchlessSolutions

CEMTEC / A.W. Cook Cement Products

Moved from booth 4257 to booth 5221242 Amy Industrial Ln.Hoschton, GA [email protected] of pre-blended portland cement and cal-cium aluminate mortars, hydraulic cement and patchingproducts for the repair of manholes, wet wells, etc.

Dan Gapp (center) takes a look at a Pearpoint push camera system.

ON THE COVER:The Pumper & Cleaner Expo drew a huge crowdTuesday for the first day of exhibits. The industrys best products filled550,000 square feet of space in the Indiana Convention Center.


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Liners are very common in America.In Europe its considereda new technique, so weare here looking for newtechniques. Its paradisefor us over here.

Why Were Here

2014 Expo Magail & Danny Ongenae, E-Pipe Benelux, Belgium


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Marvin Liggins (right) from the city ofKalamazoo, Mich., talks with SouthlandTool Mfg. representative David Pryor

Tuesday morning at the Expo.

Im here for the continuinged credits and tomeet up with salesreps and put somenames to faces.

Why Im Here

2014 Expo Rich Anderson, Jimmys Johnnys,North Branch, Minn.


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Allan J. Coleman Co.Booth: 1258 Page 13

Amthor InternationalBooth: 4327 Page 27

Arthur Products Co.

Booth: 1349 Page 35

BDP Industries, Inc.Booth: 6154 Page 3

Coneqtec UniversalBooth: 1211 Page 17

Crust Busters/Schmitz Brothers, LLCBooth: 4051 Page 31

Duracable Manufacturing CompanyBooth: 5239 Page 25

General Pipe CleanersBooth: 6412 Page 112

Go PuckBooth: 1403 Page 30, 51

Hamilton KentBooth: 1060 Page 11

I.S.T. LLCBooth: 2215 Page 45

Jet Inc.Booth: 2275 Page 37

KEG Technologies, Inc.Booth: 2425 Page 59

Kuriyama of America, Inc.Booth: 3021 Page 41

MaxLiner USABooth: 1160 Page 5

NozzTeq, Inc.Booth: 1250 Page 39

Ohio Electric Control, IncBooth: 1371 Page 31

OMSI Transmissions, Inc.Booth: 3013 Page 21

Perma-Liner Industries, LLC

Booth: 3223 Page 1, 2

Petersen Products Co.Booth: 2014 Page 53

PipeLogix, Inc.Booth: 6118 Page 49

PolyJohn EnterprisesBooth: 2030 Page 15

Premier Oilfield EquipmentBooth: 2100 Page 19

Pressure Lift CorporationBooth: 5116 Page 47

Rich Specialty TrailersBooth: 5300 Page 31

RS Technical Services, Inc.Booth: 2431 Page 43

Safety Sewer DrainBooth: 4116 Page 55

Salcor, Inc.Booth: 3000 Page 21

Trade-ServeBooth: 5354 Page 111

TRIC Tools, Inc.Booth: 5352 Page 59

Vac-Con, Inc.Booth: 1190 Page 33

Vivax-Metrotech Corp.Booth: 4233 Page 19

Advertiser Index

Table of ContentsSchedule of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 12

Helpful Expo Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 14

Changing with the Times . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 16

Meet the Editors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 18

Roe-D-Hoe Info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 18

Make Your Time Count . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 20

Industry Appreciation Party Preview . . . . . Pg. 22

GapVax Chopper on Display . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 24

Wednesday Session Info . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 26

Roundtable Discussion Info . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 30

Alphabetical Exhibitor Directory . . . . . . . . Pg. 32

Floor Plan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 56

Exhibitor Category Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 64

Buy it Here - CCTV Equipment . . . . . . . . . Pg. 100

Its Demo Day at the Expo . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 102

Capturing the Expo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pg. 104


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Wednesday - February 26, 2014 Pg. 11

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with ultra high-performance

rubber to provide a watertight,

naturally corrosion-proof, andhighly durable manhole frame

and cover system. Use Lifespan

to seal out inflow entering your

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Find us at Pumper & CleanerBooth #1060

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

WednesDAYFebruary 26, 2014

Installer Course Sponsored by

COLE Publishing - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Educational Seminars: 8 a.m. - 12 noon

Exhibits Open: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Outdoor Equipment Demos: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

COLE Pub Open: 11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Industry Appreciation & Networking Party:

- 5 - 7 p.m., 25 Tap Beerand other Refreshments

- 7 p.m., Live Music from Lee Brice

ThursDAYFebruary 27, 2014

Roundtable Discussion/Buffet Breakfast:

8 a.m. - 10 a.m.

Exhibits Open: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Lee Brice Live...

TONIGHT!7 p.m. at theGrand Ballroom inthe JW Marriott Hotel


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HELPFUL EXPO INFORMATIONFood ServiceFor your convenience we have made arrangements for

food courts located throughout the exhibit areas. In addition,

a restaurant has been added to allow for a more relaxedsit-down lunch. Please see the floor plan in this program for

locations. There are hundreds of additional dining options

available just blocks away in downtown Indianapolis.

Complimentary CoffeeVisit Indy will be providing you with complimentary coffee

each morning. The coffee will be available near the mainregistration area.

ParkingParking is available throughout the downtown area

of Indianapolis. $10 per day parking is available on

the south side of Lucas Oil Stadium.

Scooters & WheelchairsScooters and wheelchairs are available for rent.

They can be picked up in room 144.

4 Day Rental ......................$150 (M-T)

3 Day Rental ......................$125 (T-T)

2 Day Rental ......................$75

1 Day Rental ......................$50

4 Day Wheelchair Rental ....$70

Daily ................................$20.00

Indianapolis InformationThe Visit Indy staff will be in the City Concierge

booth located in the Crossroads Corridor and near

the main registration area. They can answer any andall of your questions about the great city of Indianapolis.

Coat and Luggage CheckFor your convenience, a coat and luggage check

is located in room 143 across the hall from the

registration desk.

Expo BadgesBadges must be worn at all times, and are required for

admission to all Expo events including the Wednesday

Night Industry Appreciation Party. There is a $5

replacement charge for lost badges.

For information about Indianapolis

as well as coupons and maps visit:visitindy.com/pciee


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CHANGING WITH THE TIMES

Rewind to June 1979, some 35 years ago, when a tiny, trimmed-down

newspaper was mailed to around 12,000 septic pumpers throughout the

Midwest. That little paper consisted of a handful of advertisers, a few classified

ads, some makeshift editorial and a crudely-drawn comic of even crudersubject matter. That was the first edition of the The Midwest Pumper.

Weve come a long way since that first issue ofThe Midwest Pumper.By 1981 a conference had

grown out of it The Liquid Waste Haulers Equipment & Trade Show. It consisted of a few hundred

attendees and couple dozen exhibitors. We even had some Canadian attendees, so the following year

we chose to rename it the The International Liquid Waste Haulers Equipment & Trade Show to better

reflect our global presence.

Fast-forward to 2014 and the Pumper & Cleaner Expo has grown into one of the largest trade shows

in the United States 63rd largest to be precise. A tiny little paper for septic pumpers has expanded out

into eight highly focused magazines for professionals across every facet of the water and wastewater

professions.

Your success has fueled our success and those of us willing to change with the times are the futureof this industry. Now, after more than 20 years, it is time to make another name change. Were not just

a show for pumpers and cleaners weve grown and evolved into so much more, and so have you.

The industry and profession has surpassed what many of us could have ever imagined way back in

1979, when Pumper was delivered to mailboxes across a few Midwestern states.

In 2015, the Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo International will

become WWETT the Water and Wastewater Equipment, Treatment &

Transport show. A little better snapshot of what we have become and where

we are heading. Its a show for an entire industry of hard-working people

who maintain our sewer and water infrastructure, properly treat and

dispose of wastewater, keep water safe, and our environment healthy.

Thanks for growing with us these first 35 years and joining us for this

one. See you at WWETT 2015 and well keep that tradition moving forward.

Bob KendallCOLE Publishing co-founder


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The NOWRA National Backhoe Roe-D-Hoe is underway,and backhoe operators from across the country are competingto be crowned the best of the best.

Qualifying for the Roe-D-Hoe continues today from 10 a.m.until 5 p.m., with the top 10 qualifiers moving on to the finalson Thursday. The booth will open at 10 a.m. on Thursday, withthe finals starting at 10:30. The finals will also feature first-placewinners from NOWRA state-sanctioned events.

There is a $5 fee for each qualifying attempt with no limit onthe number of attempts, and Thursday there will be no chargefor those competing in the finals. The minimum age requirementfor this years event is 16.

The second- and third-place finishers will earn belt bucklesand cash prizes of $500 and $250. The winner takes homebragging rights with a picture of him/herself wearing theNOWRA Roe-D-Hoe belt, as well as a champion belt buckle

and $1,000 cash all for a $5 entry fee.

The competition is taking place on the south end of ExhibitHall H, near the Outdoor Demos exit, right behind the 5400aisle.

The COLE Publishing editorial staff is here in Indy, lookingforward to meeting you and hearing your story. Throughoutthe run of the Pumper & Cleaner Environmental Expo Interna-tional, we will be at you disposal to answer questions, learnabout your business and discuss story ideas.

Members of the staff, including Jim Kneiszel, editor of Pump-er, Portable Restroom Operator(PRO) and Onsite Installer;Luke Laggis, editor of Cleaner, Municipal Sewer & Water(MSW)and Gas, Oil & Mining Contractor (GOMC); andBriana Jones, COLEs digital editor, will be in the classrooms,

on the floor and stationed at the COLE Publishing editorsbooth (#4028). Please stop by and share your opinions andconcerns on the issues your industry is facing.

Its easy to connect with us. You can flag us down on theExpo floor or visit our booth. In addition, you can reach anyof us by cell phone at the numbers provided below.

We look forward to meeting you. Enjoy the show.

Jim Kneiszel (920) 328-8692

Luke Laggis (715) 401-3939

Briana Jones (920) 420-9019

SPEED AND PRECISIONNational Backhoe Roe-D-Hoe pits t he best operatorsagainst each other in frien dly competitionBy Luke Laggis

MEET THE EDITORSThe COLE editorial team is on site and available


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This year marks my fifth Pumper & Cleaner EnvironmentalExpo International. I still remember my first show, walking into

the vastness of the exhibit hall when I couldnt tell a vacuum truckfrom a portable restroom. (Dont worry, I figured it out prettyquick.)

The Expo can feel overwhelming for first-time attendees, butthe experience and knowledge gained are well worth the timeand money spent.

Ive been lucky enough to meet many of you because part

of my job involves interviewing attendees, seminar leaders andexhibitors for videos. Youve probably seen me with a cameraguy wandering around the show floor. Were the video crew,and we create videos and post them on the Expo website (www.pumpershow.com), to our Facebook pages and on exhibitorwebsites.

And Ive also learned a lot from you during my years at theExpo. Now its my turn to pass along some helpful tips to make

your show more enjoyable. Heres some advice for Expo goers,whether youre a seasoned pro or a first-time attendee:

Plan of action As North Americas largest trade show for the environmen-tal services industry with more than 500,000 square feet ofexhibits and new technology using a virtual floor plan is agreat way to ensure you see it all, especially if you werent here

for the start of the show and need to make up for lost time. Theonline tool available on the Expo website will help you planyour time so you dont miss anything.

The floor plan offers a quick and easy way to find exhibitsand products. A graphic layout shows where each company isexhibiting and provides its booth number, website, and phonenumber and address.

Look up companies and products with the Search the Showoption in the upper left-hand corner of the floor plan page. Forexample, a search for Pipeline Rehabilitation/Lining will high-light all the exhibits on the floor plan that have those products.

You can also create a show planner to save personal informa-tion, company and product information, and keep a schedule of

educational seminars.

The mobile website on your smartphone is another helpfultool for organizing your time at the Expo. You can search exhibi-tors to quickly find booth numbers, click the calendar icon to seeeducational seminar schedules and locations, or use the map ofIndianapolis to find local restaurants.

Sign up for Facebook and Twitter updates on the mobile site

to stay informed on everything happening at the show.

Meet and greet The Expo is the best place to meet other contractors andmunicipal managers from across the nation and around theworld who face similar industry issues. Whether youre strollingthe show floor or sitting down for lunch, introduce yourself tosomeone new. Youre all there for the same reasons to gainsome knowledge, buy a new piece of equipment, and networkwith your peers.

The COLE Pub, located in the back of the hall next to themain concession area, is another great place to build your pro-fessional network. Open today from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., theCOLE Pub is a fun way to relax, have a drink and make a newacquaintance.

As part of the video crew, I interview attendees, which usu-ally involves randomly walking up to some of you. Ive learneda lot from having candid conversations about why you enjoy theExpo. Ive heard so many words of appreciation from attendeesfor the COLE staff and the overall show, and I cant thank youall enough for making the show a great and informative experi-ence.

We couldnt do it without you. If you have suggestions or ques-

tions for me or any of the editors, stop by and see us at theeditors booth (#4028).

MAKE YOUR TIME COUNTTaking it all in at the Pumper & Cleaner Expo requires good planningBy Briana Jones Briana Jones


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The timing couldnt be better for country star Lee Brice toarrive in Indianapolis for the Pumper & Cleaner EnvironmentalExpo Industry Appreciation Party. Fresh off his Song of the Yearaward for I Drive Your Truck at the 2013 Country Music As-sociation Awards in November, Brice is quickly becoming one ofthe brightest and most sought-after performers around.

Winning the CMA award was definitely toward the top,

says Brice, when describing where the prestigious honor ranksamong his career highlights. It is simply amazing!

While this is Brices first trip to the Expo, its entirely possiblethat, had things gone a bit differently a decade ago, he wouldbe a regular attendee. Brice attended Clemson University on afootball scholarship and majored in engineering, fully intend-ing to become a civil engineer. In fact, while Brice grew up ina musical family and has always had a passion for performing,

he wasnt focused on music right away. It wasnt until a forearminjury forced him to step away from his role as the long snapperon the Clemson football team that he decided to take a seriouslook at a music career.Becoming a Nashville hit-maker Brice latched on as a songwriter with Curb Music Publish-ing, cowriting some 150 songs his first year. Some of his writingcredits include Still for Tim McGraw, Not Every Man Livesfor Jason Aldean, Crazy Days and What it Takes for AdamGregory, More Than A Memory for Garth Brooks, and CrazyGirl, which became one of 2013s biggest hits for the Eli YoungBand. Brice holds eight of the 13 writing credits on his newestalbum, Hard 2 Love, and considers writing a big part of whohe is as an artist.

Its awesome! That is one thing that never gets old, says

Brice of the feeling he gets hearing another popular artistperform one of his songs on the radio. It is always cool to hearpeople take what you wrote and give life to it in their own way.

Driving your truck While Brice writes much of his ownmusic, it was a song he cant take thewriting credit for, I Drive Your Truck,that took the big CMA honor. Cowrittenby Connie Harrington, Jessi Alexanderand Jimmy Yeary, the song could havebeen recorded by a number of major

Nashville acts, but Brice was forward-thinking enough to know a powerfulsong when he heard, and felt it.

The first time I heard the song, it absolutely slayed me. Itbrought me to tears, says Brice. It became personal to me thevery first time that I heard it, and I had a feeling that peoplewere really going to be moved by it. The writers took a broadsubject on a specific event and made it accessible for anybody

to listen to and connect with through lyrics, and everybodydoes.

The tune was inspired by a National Public Radio report onthe sacrifice of Army Sgt. 1st Class Jared Monti, who died inAfghanistan while trying to save a fellow soldier. Jareds father,Paul, keeps the memory of his son alive by regularly driving

Jareds Dodge Ram pickup. Brices label threw a party to cel-ebrate the song reaching No. 1 on the country charts last May,and Paul Monti was there to meet Brice and the writers whosework has made his son an inspiration to millions.

It was a very moving experience to meet Paul. There is sucha personal story attached to the song that you cannot forgetPaul, and Jareds service to our country, says Brice. It is sucha positive song about being able to connect with that someone

youve lost in your life. Already knowing the story, being able to

meet the family was just even more powerful and added moreinspiration for the song.

CELEBRATING YOUR HARD WORKLee Brice brings energy and emotion to the Industry Appreciation Party stageBy Craig Mandli

INDUSTRY APPRECIATION PARTY PREVIEW:


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A family man at heart While Brice continues his passion for his music, he is evenmore passionate for his family wife Sara and two young sons.A tireless writer and performer, Brice took the entire month ofDecember off to spend with his growing family.

My family is everything to me, says Brice. They inspire meto be my best, and Im fortunate enough to get to do what I loveand have a supportive wife and family behind me. I want to do

well and continue doing well for them.

In his downtime, Brice enjoys hunting and watching football.The usual guy stuff, he says. I can also always be found writ-ing, listening to and recording music. Its my passion and I enjoyit even in my spare time.

A show with energy and emotion When Brice takes the stage tonight at the JW Marriott Grand

Ballroom in Indianapolis, Expo attendees can expect a mix of hisupbeat hits such as the catchy Parking Lot Party, FourOn The Floor, Hard To Love, and Carolina Boys, alongwith heartfelt, emotional tunes like Love Like Crazy, BeautifulEvery Time, See About A Girl, A Woman Like You, and,of course, I Drive Your Truck.

My thing is, I just have a ball doing what I do. I grew upwatching a lot of shows. I saw Garth Brooks one time, and I justloved that he could come out and rock you in your face, andthen all of a sudden just break down to a guitar and sing to

you kind of like a roller coaster dynamic, says Brice.Thats what I like to do what I try to do anyway.

Inside the Industry Appreciation Party

For more than 30 years, COLE Publishing has thrownan Industry Appreciation Party at the Pumper & CleanerEnvironmental Expo to recognize the hard work anddedication of those in the liquid sanitation industry. This

years party, slated to begin at 5 p.m. tonight at the JWMarriott Hotel Grand Ballroom, promises to be anotherhigh-energy celebration. We recently sat down with COLEPublishing co-founder Bob Kendall to discuss the history of

the party, and find out whats in store this year.

Q: Why do you throw a party every year?

Kendall:The whole idea is to recognize the attendees forthe hard work they do throughout the year. Often whatthey do goes unrecognized. They are the focal point ofthe industry, and deserve to be celebrated.

Q: Youve had some big-name entertainersperform in the past. Who stood out to you?

Kendall:Just a few include the Oak Ridge Boys, Big &Rich, Montgomery Gentry, Neal McCoy, Dierks Bentley,Lonestar, Trace Adkins, Rodney Atkins. Craig Morgan dida great job last year. I love Sawyer Brown, and wevehad them back several times. Jeff Foxworthy was a lot offun, too.

Q: Another highlight of the Party is, of course,the 25 cent tap beers. How did that comeabout?Kendall: Thats all part of the party. Weve always offeredchoice refreshments to our attendees as a way to recog-nize and appreciate what they do.

Q: Why should attendees plan to attendthe Industry Appreciation Party?

Kendall:First off, its free with full registration. All theyhave to do is show their badge at the door. Second, the

JW Marriot Grand Ballroom is a great setting. These areperformers who are typically used to performing in frontof sold-out arenas and stadiums, and our attendees can

get right up next to them. Its a very intimate setting. Thatswhat makes it the must-attend event for our industry.

Lee Brice Plays live tonight in theGrand Ballroom at the JW Marriott Hotel



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What started as a way to kill time during a trip to New Yorklast year turned out to be much more for GapVax owner GaryPoborsky.

Poborsky found himself staying at the hotel across the streetfrom the Orange County Choppers New York shop. After walk-ing around in the showroom, Poborsky asked to speak with atechnician about fixing up a project trike he had at home. The

trike had been a project bike for his son that was never finished.

My plan was to outfit the trike with all hand controls soa disabled person could operate it, says Poborsky. I got astart on it, but I guess I never got back around to it, so itssat for awhile.

Once he started telling them about the trike, the team atOrange County Choppers agreed to finish the project for him.Orange County Choppers Founder Paul Teutul Sr. and Poborskyfound they had much in common, swapping stories about thegood old days when they first started their businesses. Poborsky,starting with one septic truck, helped clean up after the John-stown Flood, while Paul Sr. started his custommotorcycle fabrication business from theback of a pickup truck.

It turns out that we had a lot of similari-ties starting out, says Poborsky. In the end,we were just two businessmen who startedfrom nothing.

The connection got Poborsky thinking.With the companys 25th anniversary soonapproaching, he wanted to celebrate the oc-casion in a special way. The team at Orange

County Choppers was happy to oblige. WithTeutul Sr.s assistance, Poborsky commis-sioned a specialized custom motorcycle tocelebrate the companys silver anniversary.

The cycle, delivered personallyby Teutul Sr., was first unveiledNov. 15 at the companys

Johnstown, Pa., headquarters.

The chopper featuresGapVaxs orange and royal bluetwo-tone paint scheme, with cus-

tom wheels that resemble the cyclone vacuums found in the filtra-tion systems of GapVax industrial vacuum trucks. Poborsky andthe team at GapVax were instrumental in the choppers design.

We definitely had some input, but nobody here had seen thefinal product until Paul Sr. delivered it, says Poborsky. The finalproduct turned out very nice better than we all expected.

In addition to the fabrication of the custom chopper, TeutulSr.s tour of the GapVax facility was featured Jan. 4, on theCMT Network as part of the new Orange County Choppersseries. Poborsky says Teutul Sr. was extremely impressed withGapVaxs operation.

GAPVAX CHOPPER ON DISPLAYOCC founder Paul Teutul Sr. to appear Wednesday at ExpoBy Craig Mandli

Gary Poborsky, left, and Paul Teutul Sr.Photo courtesy of GapVax


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He was amazed by the size of our facility, and thesophisticated equipment we use to build out trucks, saysPoborsky. That came across nicely in the episode. It wasfun, and great exposure for our company and the peoplewe have working here.

Poborsky says the feedback the company has receivedsince the episode aired has at times been overwhelming. The

company has picked up several hundred additional Facebookfans, and Poborsky has taken calls nearly every day fromcustomers excited to see GapVax featured on mainstream TV.

A lot of our loyal customers are motor heads at heart,many with hot rods and project bikes sitting in their garages,says Poborsky. They really related to this, and have let us knowthat. They cant wait to see the chopper at the Expo. Poborskysaid attendees are welcome to take photos with the bike.

As for the original trike project that brought Poborsky to theOrange County Choppers garage, its still a work in progress.The project has been handed over to Orange County Choppers,though, and Poborsky anticipates it being ready this spring.

Im excited about that one, too, says Poborsky.If it turns out anything like the chopper, were really infor something special.

Paul Teutul Sr. will make an

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the GapVax booth (#6004)

with the GapVax chopper.

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Improving Profitability through Tracking

How Paperless Operations Save Time and Money

Book More Calls Wow More Customers

Deodorizers and Making the Right Choices

Oh Shift! 6 Future Trends You Must Gear Up For to Compete and Succeed

Portable Restroom Service Units

Sewer Cleaning 101

Underground Coatings Restore Deteriorated Infrastructure

How Small Contractors Can Make Big Money Doing Manhole Rehabilitation

Right Sizing Your Pump System

Make More Money by Using a Biological Product with Your Services

Septic Drainfield Restoration

Advertising and Marketing for Service Companies

Getting Sales Personnel to Properly Price and Present

7 Incredibly Effective Ways to Improve Your Sales

Polticas Preventivas, Temporal de Lluvias

Diagnostico de Fallas en los Sistemas de Alcantarillado

Limpieza e Inspeccin por CCTV de un Sistema de Alcantarillad

Business TrAck

Portable Track

Municipal Track

Liquid Waste Track

Advertising & Marketing Track

Spanish/Espaol Track

Wednesday Sessions

8 a.m. 5 p.m. All Day Installer Course

Jim Anderson and Dave GustafsonSponsored by COLE Publishing and Onsite Installer Magazine

Onsite Installer Course

February 26, 2014

Business TrackRoom 240-2428:00 a.m.

Improving Profitability through TrackingClint Smith/ CallSourceIn a sea of competing companies, what makes your company stand out from the rest? Callersare looking for precisely this answer, and how you communicate this will separate you from yourcompetition. Learn how to get the best bang for your buck on the thousands you spend toget the phone to ring. Knowing how to find these improvement areas is crucial since you cannotimprove what you dont measure.

Clint Smithcurrently serves as strategic partner manager for CallSource, overseeing a largeportion of the Home Improvement Division, which services over 14,000 service businessesnationwide. CallSource ultimately monitors the overall sales process, and Clints top goal for his

clients is to improve profitability by ensuring that more of their technicians make it to moredoors. He has helped countless businesses more than double their call conversions and appoint-ments by selling through applied science. Clint has started and sold two service businesses,both of which are still running today.

9:30 a.m.How Anywhere, Anytime PaperlessOperations Save Time and MoneyJoel Smith/ Business Consultant

This presentation will go over a typical business cycle for portables and liquid waste serv ices

(brown, yellow, black oil, septic, graywater) from first customer contact through verificationof service. It includes how changes can save from 15 to 45 percent; invoices, route sheets,receivables, customer contact, marketing, and order taking; implementations for the field; howto get the greatest benefits; how to handle exception customers; and services to differentiateyour company from the competition.

Joel Smithof Clear Computing, Inc., is a business consultant and software designer for the liquidand solid waste industries, helping large and small companies apply new technology to improvetheir productivity and operations.

11:00 a.m.Book More Calls Wow More CustomersBrigham Dickinson/ Power Selling ProsIn this class, owners will learn to master a set of principles that will help them and theircall-handling team book more calls and wow more customers over the phone. Learn how yourcall-handling team can become more passionate in their interaction with your customers; theyllnot only book more calls, but also become fundamentally great at taking care of customers.

Brigham Dickinson is an innovative trainer/entrepreneur whose expertise and passion is fixedon improving a customers experience through sales mastery. Dickinson founded a customerservice and relationship sales training company called Power Selling Pros, serving clients all overthe world.

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Room 237-2398:00 a.m.Deodorizers and Making the Right ChoicesDale Wallace/ Green Way Products

This seminar will cover a number of questions and decisions to bemade that will help guide new and or established operators on how toproperly service and maintain their investment, The Portable Toilet.

This discussion addresses: Why this business? How do you grow yourbusiness? How do you make the most of your business? How do I

take care of a toilet? What about urine scale and bio films? Whatshould you use as a deodorizer with so many choices out there? Andshould you detail your toilets, and if so, how?

Dale Wallaceis the general manager of the Green Way Productsdivision of PolyPortables, LLC. He has served the portable sanitationindustry for the past 18 years, with a focus on chemical formulat-ing and product development. Dale laid and built the foundation ofPolyPortables deodorizer division beginning in 2004. His goals wereto build a complete line of products that would service the industry,be environmentally friendly and cost effective.

9:30 a.m.Oh Shift! Six Future Trends You MustGear Up For to Compete and SucceedBeverly Lewis/ Beverly Lewis GroupSeveral global trends on the horizon will have a major impact onyour sanitation business. This session will discuss six epic shifts that

will change the face of portable sanitation. The seminar will raiseawareness and create long-range visibility for these trends, anddiscuss specific strategies to turn these changes to your advantage.

Topics include technology, workforce demographics, communication,consolidation and sustainability.

Beverly Lewisis a marketing consultant and president of the BeverlyLewis Group. Her agency provides marketing, branding, Web, SEOand consultation services for a variety of companies, including thosein the heavy industrial and portable sanitation industries. She is pas-sionate about creating marketing solutions for business growth. She isan active member of the PSAI and a frequent contributor to the PROmagazine digital version.

11:00 a.m.Portable Restroom Service UnitsRandy Tischendorf/ Imperial Industries Inc

This seminar will cover the proper selection of a chassis in corre-spondence with weight distribution and the Bridge Law, including theestimated overall weight of tanks manufactured in aluminum, steeland stainless steel, and the proper chassis selection for each basictank capacity. Also discussed will be the various styles of tanks usedin the portable restroom industry, and their uses.

Randy Tischendorfis currently the Portable Restroom Service Unitsales person at Imperial Industries, Inc. For the past five years,Randy has worked diligently in the design and application area of thePortable Restroom Service Units at Imperial Industries, Inc.

Municipal Track

Room 130-1328:00 a.m.Sewer Cleaning 101Ken Billingham/ KEG Technologies

This session discusses the understanding of how the crew, equipmentand nozzles are integral to the successful completion of the task athand. Topics discussed include pressure drop, cleaning procedures,and nozzle selection, and how they are related to each other. Learnhow to effectively clean sewer and storm lines using minimal fuel,

water and time.

Ken Billinghamis the international product specialist for KEG GMBH,a German manufacturer of efficient pipe cleaning tools and camerasystems. His responsibilities include customer and reseller support forall of Canada and the western United States.

9:30 a.m.Underground Coatings Restore Deteriorated Infrastructure

Stewart Nance/ Sales & Marketing ManagerInfiltration into sewer systems is insidious, pervasive and monu-mentally expensive. Collection systems develop increasingly worseinfiltration over time due to defective and deteriorating components.Cementitious and epoxy liners, and the combination of both, haveproven effective in permanently and economically restoring andprotecting deteriorated structures, and thus eliminating infiltration.

Stewart Nanceis Quadexs VP Sales & Marketing Manager forthe companys concrete and epoxy coatings and the Interfit lateralconnection rehabilitation system. He has over 20 years of experiencedeveloping and marketing trenchless technologies used to rehabilitateor protect underground structures.

11:00 a.m.How Small Contractors Can Make BigMoney Doing Manhole RehabilitationBill Shook/AP/M Permaform

There are more than 20 million manholes in America, and more thanhalf are over 50 years old and in need of serious repair. This sessiondiscusses the variety of techniques that are presently available toseal, reinforce and protect old block, brick/mortar and corrodedprecast manholes to better than new condition without digging. Fora small investment, contractors can net big returns. Case studies willbe shared.

Bill Shook,president and founder of AP/M PERMAFORM, has devotedhis attention to the improvement of infrastructure renewal technolo-gies, which has resulted in the issuance of five patents and thecontinuing introduction of affordable solutions to badly deterioratedsanitary and stormwater pipe and manholes.

Liquid Waste Track

Room 133-1358:00 a.m.Right Sizing Your Pump SystemJason Reading/National Vacuum EquipmentAttendees will discuss the process for evaluating an application anddetermining what would be the correct system for use. It will provideattendees with a takeaway that includes a list of Rules of Thumb,pitfalls to avoid and confirmation of steps that the end user will findhelpful to ensure they have the right system for their job.

Jason Readingis the sales manager for National Vacuum Equipment.He has been a sales professional in the vacuum pump and tankcomponent industry for 23 years. He has a bachelors degree inmarketing from the University of Arkansas.

9:30 a.mMake More Money by Using aBiological Product with your ServicesBrian Singer/One Biotechnology

Using a biological product adds beneficial bacteria needed for ahealthy tank. The product will continue to flow through the drainfieldand breakdown the biomat. Subjected to bleaches, detergents, andother chemicals, naturally occurring bacteria struggle to survive andkeep up with the influx of waste in residential and commercial septicsystems. Adding a biological product formulated to work in the harshconditions that requires no pH neutralizing and is performance ready,

will decrease the amount of times a system has to be pumped, whilegiving a customer lasting results.

Brian Singerhas been a Senior Sales Executive in Corporate Accounts,selling products and services within the cleaning and sanitationindustry for over 25 years. For 20 years, he served at Ecolab, Inc asAssistant Vice President and is currently Vice President of Sales at OneBio Technology.

11:00 a.mTitle: Septic Drainfield RestorationMark Reynolds/ RCS II, Inc.According to the US EPA 90 percent of all septic failures occur in thedrainfield. Its important to understand the system your working with,

and to take the time to see if your building department has an asbuilt drawing of the system. What are the reasons systems fail? Thissession will discuss the steps to solve these issues.

Mark Reynoldsis the CEO/President of RCS II, Inc. and MunicipalSales, Inc. He holds a BA degree from Empire State College inbusiness administration, and has 33 years experience in sewerindustry. Mark spent many years researching the reason why septicsystem drainfields fail, understanding that being one of 2,100 septicproducts on the market he needed a better understanding of them.



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Marketing TrackRoom 243-2458:00 a.m.Advertising and Marketing for Service CompaniesJeff Bruss/COLE PublishingOften overlooked by service companies, a strong marketing andadvertising program will keep your business in front of both custom-ers and the competition. Topics include phone book advertising, socialmedia, Internet, newspapers and more. Learn how to develop yourbrand and the most economical and intelligent places to put it.

Jeff Bruss began his career at COLE Publishing in 1998, serving

as president since 2003. As president, he oversees the day-to-dayoperations of marketing, selling, and publishing eight environmentaltrade magazines and more than 20 industry websites. His most recentendeavor was in appraising, marketing, and selling wastewater-related businesses.

9:30 a.m.Achieving Financial Balance in Your BusinessRuss Decker/Trade-Serve

This session will teach attendees how to properly price sewer, septic

and plumbing services, and how to market using discounts withoutlosing your profits. It will include how to easily plan for retirement,depreciation, taxes and retained earning while having sufficientmoney for the owners draws. Achieve financial balance betweenyour production employees, customers and the shareholder(s), andget access to software that will help you. This session will be hands-onpractice with take-home handouts that you will be able to use in yourbusiness immediately.

Russ Deckeris the Founder and CEO of Trade-Serve, a tablet-basedsoftware solution which helps field technicians assemble, packageand present solutions. His trade experience includes a master licenseand over 35 years in the trades working as helper, service manager,founding owner, vocational instructor, and business coach.

11:00 a.m.7 Incredibly Effective Ways to Improve Your SalesAra Mahdessian/ServiceTitanIn this session attendees will take a look at the simple yet incrediblyeffective methods that the most successful contractors use to improvetheir sales. They will discuss how they motivate technicians, ensure

satisfaction, generate more repeat business and other secrets thatyou can quickly and easily implement when you return to your office.

Ara Mahdessianhas helped service businesses improve their market-ing ROI, appointment booking performance and sales productivity.He has been invited to speak at academic and private conferencesacross the U.S.

Spanish/Espaol TrackRoom 231-2338:00 a.m.Polticas Preventivas, Temporal de LluviasRamon Montes RoblesLa aplicacin de medidas preventivas en los temporales de lluvias,involucrando a Gobierno, Organismos Operadores, Municipios, yala comunidad en general. Debemos ejercer cada uno de los actoresen nuestra vida diaria y que ayudara bastante a la prevencin dedesastres.

Ramon Montes Robles recibo su educacion de Ingeniero Civil por la

Universidad de Guadalajara, y tiene un maestria en Control de laContaminacion Ambiental. Su experienca incluye posiciones comoSuperintendente de Redes (Sistema de Agua Potable y Alcantaril-lado), Director de Area (Municipio de Tlajomulco), y AquaVac Directorde Ingeniera Sanitaria de Occidente.

9:30 a.m.Diagnostico de Fallas en los Sistemas de AlcantarilladoFrancisco Javier Peralta VzquezMira a los tipos de sistemas de alcantarillado y su vulnerabilidad,

problemas y fallas superficiales, problemas y fallas subterrneas,inspeccin de los sistemas, la limpieza, inspeccin mecanizada (CCTV),inspeccin fisica, mitologa de registro de fallas, estudio de causas, ypropuesta de soluciones.

Francisco Javier Peralta Vzquezrecibo su educacion por el InstitutoPolitecnico Nacional, en la Escuela Superior de Ingenieria y Arquitec-tura. Su carrera es Ingenieria Civil. Es un Profesor de Asignatura enel Alcantarllado.

11:00 a.m.Como Utilizar el Anlisis de Riesgos para Planificar yPriorizar la Limpieza e Inspeccin por CCTV de unSistema de AlcantarilladoLuis Roberto Len, P.E.Esta presentacin analizar cmo el anlisis de riesgos se puedeutilizar para planificar y priorizar la limpieza y la inspeccin por CCTVde un sistema o red de alcantarillado. El ejemplo proporcionado en lapresentacin discutir la ubicacin del estudio, metodologa utilizadapara desarrollar el plan, los beneficios del plan, y las conclusiones y

recomendaciones para el desarrollo del Plan para la Limpieza e In-speccin por CCTV de la Red de Alcantarillado de Medelln, Colombia.

Luis Roberto Len, P.E.tiene sobre 27 aos de experiencia en ing-eniera y administracin de proyectos en reas de planes maestros,estudios de factibilidad, diseo (desarrollo de planos, especificacionestcnicas y estimados de costos de la construccin), coordinacin yobtencin de permisos, y gerencia de la construccin de proyectos deinfraestructura.

COLE Publishings

OnsiteInstaller CourseFeb. 26 Room 234-2368 am - 5 pmJim Anderson and Dave Gustafson

This 8-hour course will train participants on the

basics of installing onsite wastewater treatment

systems. It will include discussion on installingsewage tanks, trenches, pumps and pump stations,

above-ground systems, and media filters.

Dave Gustafson has run the University of Min-

nesota On-site Sewage Treatment program for

20 years. He is a practicing professional engineer

in Minnesota. As a private consultant he designs,

inspects and troubleshoots systems. He has beenrecognized as one of the premier onsite instructors

for his ability to combine on-the-job experiences

with the operating theories behind wastewater

treatment systems

Jim Anderson is the education coordinator for

NAWT and professor emeritus in the Department

of Soil Water and Climate at the University ofMinnesota. He has been involved in education

programs about onsite wastewater treatment

systems since the mid-1970s. Anderson received

the Ralph Macchio Lifetime Achievement award

and numerous other awards and recognition from

the University of Minnesota and the U.S. Depart-

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Congratulations to Lee Brice on his two GrammyNominations for Best Country Song and Best Country

Solo Performance for his song, I Drive Your Truck!

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Effective networking with your industry colleagues is one of

the keys to making the most of your visit to the Pumper & Clean-er Expo in Indianapolis. Taking part in the Breakfast Roundtablediscussions set for Thursday, Feb. 27 is the best way toaccomplish that goal.

The small-group discussions are based on topics of interestand importance to a variety of industry professionals, as submit-ted by Expo attendees. Its a great way to get ideas for deal-

ing with your most pressing issues and for meeting peers fromaround the country who can become valuable pieces of yourprofessional network.

These discussions are indispensible because they link con-tractors from across the country to share best business practicesand industry-specific technologies. The informal setting is whatmakes the roundtable discussions so successful. Participants are

free to chime in with their opinions more so than in larger groupseminars, and contractors are able to bring up any topic thatinterests them.

Pinpointing todays service and maintenance trends helpsparticipating contractors keep pace with an evolving industry.Well-informed contractors can provide better customer serviceand become more effective stewards of the environment.

Tables will be organized by topic and attendees will be ableto rotate from one table to another to take part in a variety ofdiscussions. Each discussion will be moderated by a table leaderwho will take notes and summarize comments at the end.

The Roundtable discussions will be held Thursday from 8 to10 a.m. in the exhibit hall. A buffet breakfast will be availablefor a fee.

JOIN THE DISCUSSIONRoundtable breakfast provides a great opportunity tonetwork and share ideas with your industry peers

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3T Equipment Company Inc.Booth: 1072PO Box 7325Santa Rosa CA 95407800-969-3001 Fax: [email protected] are a Equipment Manufacture and Distributor of

Pipeline Maintenance Equipment including, EasementMachines, Jetting equipment, Combination Trucks,Hydroexcavation Trucks, Video Inspection Systems,Sewer Nozzles, Rodding Tools, Safety Equipment, TrailerJets, Truck Jets, Sewer Plugs,

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A. Rhodes Wilson & Associates, Inc.Booth: 5430

PO Box 2044259 Veterans LaneSuite 102Doylestown PA 18901(215) 348-9511 Fax: (215) [email protected] a Certified Financial Planner and an Enrolled Agentlicensed with the IRS, A. Rhodes Wilson, MBA, EA, CFPprovides Tax and Financial Planning to clients in theLiquid Waste Industry.

A.R. North AmericaBooth: 1327140-81st Ave. NEFridley MN 55432763-398-2008 Fax: 763-398-6065www.arnorthamerica.cominfo@arnorthamerica.comHydro-jetting pumps, valves and tank cleaning impinge-ment cleaning heads. Rotrar y Vane Vacuum Pumps.

Abbott Rubber Company, Inc.Booth: 41461700 Nicholas Blvd.Elk Grove Village IL 60007800-852-1855 Fax: [email protected] Suction Hose, Hose Assemblies, Couplings and

Pump Accessories for the liquid waste and environmentalmarket. Stock and custom assemblies made to yourspecifications. Over 20 different Suction Hose specifica-tions to choose from.

ABCO Industries LimitedBooth: 6420PO Box 112081 Tannery RoadLunenburg NS B0J 2C0Canada902-634-8821 Fax: 902-634-8583

www.abco.ca/[email protected] will feature the innovative Mobile DewateringTruck designed and manufactured for use in waste watertreatment. This technology reduces the transportationof water by approximately 90% providing huge savingsover conventional pumper trucks.

Accelerated Tanks and TrailersBooth: 1405,1406,14095201 Investment DriveFort Wayne IN 46808877-307-2743 Fax: 260-373-2857www.tanksandtrailers.comsales@tanksandtrailers.comAccelerated Tanks and Trailers is a manufacturer ofvacuum trailers and bobtail tanks, ranging from 60 Bblto 225 Bbl, and frac tanks, including insulated and self-lifting tanks, for oilfield, environmental, construction

and industrial applications.

Acro TrailerBooth: 1153,11572320 N. Packer Rd.Springfield MO 65803417-862-1758 Fax: 417-862-8084www.acrotrailer.com

[email protected] Trailer

Advance Pump & EquipmentBooth: 2364,2365,236815418 Olde Highway Rd.Peosta IA 52068

563-557-0957 Fax: [email protected] of steel, aluminum and stainless vacuumtrucks & trailers. Specializing in high vacuum blowersystems and high pressure line jetting equipment.

Advanced Containment Systems Inc.Booth: 61298720 Lambright RoadHouston TX 77075713-987-0336 Fax: 713-987-0355

[email protected] Containment Systems, Inc. manufactures acomplete line of restroom and shower trailers, skids, andcontainers. From construction jobs to the highest endspecial events, ACSI is with you every step of the way!

Advanced Drainage SystemsBooth: 61194640 Trueman Blvd.Hilliard OH 43026800-821-6710 Fax: [email protected] Drainage Systems, Inc. (ADS) offers innova-tive drainage solutions for a variety of industries andapplications worldwide including onsite wastewatermanagement.

Advanced Pressure Systems L.P.Booth: 2269701 S Persimmon St., Ste. 85Tomball TX 77375281-290-9950 Fax: [email protected] Pressure Systems is one of the countriesleading providers of quality high pressure water blastingparts, accessories and equipment.

Advantage FundingBooth: 6217

1111 Marcus Ave., Ste. M27Lake Success NY 11042866-392-1300 Fax: 516-508-9485www.advantagefund.comaeubanks@advantagefunding.usAdvantage Funding has more than 15 years of successputting our clients vehicles on the road. Our team ofprofessionals give practical advice and innovative financ-ing solutions to ensure you stay ahead of the curve.

Aero-TechBooth: 2325

2900 Gary Dr.Plymouth IN 46563574-935-0908 Fax: [email protected] Aerobic Wastewater Treatment System. Aero-Techis the newest NSF approved process in the treatment ofhousehold and commercial waste.

AerraTech, LLCBooth: 5441PO Box 250South Lee MA 01260

888-298-4272 Fax: 413-298-3481www.terraliftinternational.comTerralift is a technological breakthrough in soil restora-tion. It solves a number of soil problems includingcompaction, saturation, and improper drainage, withoutdisturbing the ground surface.

Air-Spade Division, Guardair CorporationBooth: 545654 Second Ave.Chicopee MA 01020800-482-7324 Fax: 413-594-4884

www.guardaircorp.comThere are thousands of Air-Spades being used inarboriculture, utility locating, construction, landscapingand environmental services worldwide. It is consideredthe tool of choice due to how fast, easy and its non-destructive method of excavation.

AirFeetBooth: 55572760 Fortune Circle East #421728Indianapolis, IN 46242317-965-5212 Fax: 877-247-1191

[email protected] Insoles with Active Flow Media Technology, areyour complete answer to Foot, Ankle, Knee, Hip andLower Back pain. Our Patent Pending insoles target Pain,Fatigue and Discomfort along with increasing Comfortand Balance.

AK Industries Inc.Booth: 1228PO Box 640Plymouth IN 46563800-370-3749 Fax: 574-936-2298www.akindustries.com [email protected] a full line of Polyethylene Sept ic Tanks,Polyethylene Sump and Sewage basins, FiberglassAerobic Treatment Plants, and Lift Out Stations.

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Alderon Industries, Inc.Booth: 3033PO Box 827Hawley MN 56549218-483-3034 Fax: [email protected] Industries was created in 1999 as a manu-facture of control panels and float switches for thewastewater, HVAC, and elevator industry.

All Star Sewer EquipmentBooth: 1240888 I70 Industrial Dr.Wentzville MO 63385800-950-5023 Fax: 636-887-9012www.allstarsewerequipment.comallstarsewer@yahoo.comWe carry a wide variety of new and used drain cleaningequipment. We Repair Drain Machines and Cameras. Callus at 1-800-950-5023.

Allan J. Coleman Co.Booth: 1258,13655725 N Ravenswood Ave.Chicago IL 60660773-728-2400 Fax: [email protected]

Providing Sales and Service on most brands of Cameras,Locators, Hydro-Jetters and Sewer & Drain CleaningEquipment. We have been in business since 1905.

Alliance Tank Fabricators LLCBooth: 4225PO Box 77901Fort Worth TX [email protected] Tank Fabricators LLC

Allied Forward Motion LLCBooth: 1000PO Box 11Sturgeon Bay WI 54235920-493-2987www.miniMETROmover.comworksmart@miniMETROmover.comThe Mini Metro Mover, introduced in 2008, is the firstcollapsible mover of its kind for the portable sanitationindustry. Its portable, space saving, durable, lightweight and easy to use.

Allied GraphicsBooth: 414416290 54th Street NESt. Michael MN 55376763-428-8365 Fax: 763-428-8366www.allied-graphics.comsales@allied-graphics.comDurable decals and nameplates for portable restroomsand Septic companies. In-stock generic decals. Propri-etary adhesive system for portable restrooms. Inks willnot fade for 3 or more years. Also durable products for

equipment manufacturers.

Allied Tank Co.Booth: 5344,5345

2554 Industry Ln.Norristown PA 19403800-355-1300 Fax: 610-631-5648www.alliedtank.com/[email protected] Tank Co, a familiar name in tank trucks since1946 is your experienced vacuum tank truck supplier.Designing and building Pumper Trucks and Trailers1,000 to 10,000 gallons since the 1990s.

Alpine Equipment Funding, Inc.Booth: 5358

PO Box 13008Newport Beach CA 92658800-640-8660 Fax: [email protected] Equipment Funding,Inc., is a direct funding sourcefor Lease to Own financing of sewer and drain relatedequipment. Early pay-offss are allowed.

Alteris-SeptiCoverBooth: 2359250 Summer Street3rd FloorBoston MA 02210617-235-6142 Fax: [email protected], The Insurance Package for Septic Haulersand Pumpers and Portable Sanitation Companies.

AlturnaMATS, Inc.Booth: 6229701 EAST SPRING ST.MAILBOX 9Titusville PA 16354888-544-6287 Fax: [email protected] is your single source for g round protectionneeds. We offer AlturnaMATS, VersaMATS and Outriggerpads. Each with its distinct purpose. All three styles ofmat have a LIMITED LIFETIME GUARANTEE.

Amazing Machinery, LLC.Booth: 30242160 S Lee Hwy.Cleveland TN 37311800-504-7435 Fax: 800-504-7436www.amazingmachinery.comsales@amazingmachinery.comAmazing Machinery carries the most diverse, versatilelines of drain cleaning equipment on the market today.From cart mounted to trailer mounted jetters, manymodels of sewer cameras, and a complete line of cable

machines.

Ameri-Can EngineeringBooth: 2227775 North MichiganArgos IN 46501574-892-5151 Fax: [email protected] and Shower Trailers.Manufacturers of custom-crafted restroom trailers and shower trailers since 1988.Offering over 100 models in all price ranges includingADA compliant shower and restroom trailers. Theoriginal!\;Logo10-10-051.jpg

American Express OPENBooth: 6405200 Vesey St.New York NY 10285212-640-2000 Fax: [email protected] Express Business Cards give you access tobenefits and can help you save money, gain control overyour business expenses and earn valuable rewards.

American Pipe & PlasticBooth: 1321PO Box 577Binghamton, NY 13902607-775-4340 Fax: 607-775-2707

[email protected] Pipe & Plastics, Inc. extrudes AM-LINER II , aPVC fold and form liner for the repair of deteriorated sewer

pipelines. This product utilizes a trenchless technology.

Amthor InternationalBooth: 4327,4329,4332,4333,4335237 Industrial DriveGretna VA 24557

434-656-6233 Fax: 434-656-1101www.AmthorInternational.combramthor@amthorinternational.comAmthor International is North Americas largest and mostdiverse tank truck manufacturer for numerous industriesincluding tanks for portable restroom, grease, code andnon-code vacuum tanks.

AnuaBooth: 42004106 Bernau AvenueGreensboro NC 27407336-547-9338 Fax: [email protected] water and clean air solutions provider foron-site, small community/commercial and municipalapplications. Range of technologies include peat fiberbiofilter, submerged aerated filter, MBBR, drip irrigation,rainwater harvesting and biofiltration odor control.



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AP/M PermaformBooth: 2113PO Box 555Johnston IA 50131800-662-6465 Fax: [email protected]/M PERMAFORM offers engineered solutions forrehabilitating manholes, pipe and similar structureswithout excavating with our CentriPipe and Permacastsystems. ConShield protects concrete sanitary sewersfrom microbial induced corrosion. Crystal-X concreteadditives provide waterproofing protection.

Aqua Mole TechnologiesBooth: 510211929 Abbey Rd. Unit CNorth Royalton OH 44133440-237-2984 Fax: [email protected] and supplier of nozzles for drain cleaningand water blasting applications. Nozzles are customdrilled for optimized performance on any equipment.Toll free from US or Canada; 877-457-2782.

AquaOnDemand Solutions by

Aqua-Aerobic Systems, Inc.Booth: 12146306 N Alpine Rd.Loves Park IL 61111877-271-1946 Fax: 815-654-8623www.aquaondemand.comlmceachran@aqua-aerobic.comAquaOnDemand.com contains many product offeringsfor the water/wastewater industry to aid plant opera-tions and maintenance personnel. The store is open24/7 with live support available during normal businesshours Mon-Fri CST.

AquaSoles by TriStar Medical Products LLCBooth: 14002441Q Old Fort Parkway #345Murfreesboro TN [email protected] Liquid Orthotic Massaging Insoles. Relieffrom Foot Pain, Lower Back Pain, Knee Pain, Leg Pain,Hip Pain.

AQUA-Zyme Disposal Systems, Inc.Booth: 2091PO Box 489Van Vleck TX 77482-0489979-245-5656 Fax: [email protected] manufacturer of gravity-drained dewateringunits (15 & 30 cu yd - standard sizes), polymer injectionsystems & associated equipment for rapid dewateringof grease trap, septic tank, WWTP sludge and industrialwastes. Polymer supplier.

Arcan Enterprises Inc.Booth: 4239

PO Box 31057Clarksville TN 37040888-352-7226 Fax: [email protected] drainfield flow restorer is a non-biological environmentally safe chemical treatmentwhich helps restore flow and aerobic conditions todrainfields and for preventative maintenance.

Aries Industries Inc.Booth: 5158

550 Elizabeth St.Waukesha WI 53186800-234-7205 Fax: 262-896-7099www.ariesindustries.comsales@ariesindustries.comAries is the leading manufacturer of innovative sewerand pipeline TV inspection, grouting and rehabilitationequipment.

Arimitsu PumpsBooth: 1047700 McKinley St. NW

Anoka MN 55303763-205-8341 Fax: [email protected] 1923, Arimitsu Pumps is chosen to improveproductivity and reliablity on industrial cleaning &jetting equipment.A full plunger pump line-up; 2400 HP,up to 392 GPM &up to 24,000 psi.Enjoy the benefits!

Armal, Inc.Booth: 3211122 Hudson Industrial Dr.Griffin GA 30224866-873-7796 Fax: [email protected] of plastic portable toilets. Interna-tional company with locations in Europe, US and China.Introduced the worlds 1st toilet with scented walls(SCENTBOX).

Art Co. LLCBooth: 4240,4241,4244A Restroomtrailer Company LLCPo Box 97Constantine MI 49042269-435-4278 Fax: 269-435-4507www.arestroomtrailer.cominfo@arestroomtrailer.comManufacture of Restroom Trailers, Transport Trailers andGap Trailers

Arthur Custom Tank / Mid-State TankBooth: 1015,1055PO Box 317Sullivan IL 61951800-722-8384 Fax: [email protected] Custom Tank is a subsidiar y of Mid-State Tank Co.

Arthur ProductsBooth: 13491140 Industrial Pkwy.Medina OH 44256800-322-0510 Fax: 330-722-2698www.arthurproducts.com

[email protected] concept to bar stock to product: APC designs,engineers,and manufactures product at our MedinaOH facility. Whether you are a independent contractoror OEM, APC has the expertise to be your water blastsolution.

Ashland PolyTrapBooth: 6237PO Box 218Williston OH 43468800-541-8004 Fax: 419-836-4140

www.ashlandpolytraps.compolytraps@ashlandpolytraps.comPolyethylene Traps and Interceptors forGrease,Solids,Lint and Hair. Ashland...THE ONES THATDONT RUST!!!

Ashland PumpBooth: 22681899 Cottage St.Ashland OH [email protected] line of Sump, Sewage and Effluent pumps for Resi-dential, Commercial and Onsite Wastewater applications.

AssetWorks LLCBooth: 143010, 2175 - 29th Street NECalgary AB T1Y 7H8Canada403-705-3880www.assetworks.commike.koebel@assetworks.comAssetWorks specializes in fleet dispatch, field ticketing,electronic driver logs (EOBR for HOS monitoring),electronic daily vehicle inspection, & AVL/GPS trackingfor vehicles & non-powered assets with a focus onenvironmental & oilfield services.

Atlanta Rubber & Hydraulics Inc.Booth: 24421000 Marble Mill CircleMarietta GA 30060770-955-5225 Fax: [email protected] HOSES, JETTING HOSES, VALVES, PORTABLE TIO-LET HOSES, QUICK COUPLINGS, ADAPTERS,HYDRAULICHOSES, RAINSUIT & BOOTS

Avanti InternationalBooth: 5213822 Bay Star Blvd.Webster TX 77598800-877-2570 Fax: [email protected] International is the only full-service providerand most experienced producer of chemical and cementgrouts in the United States. AvantiGrout is used world-wide to stop leaks, stabilize soil and control groundwater- permanently.

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Bad Dog Tools

Booth: 1101PO Box 851Bristol RI 02809800.252.1330 Fax: [email protected] Dog Multi-Purpose Drill Bits: The only bit for EVERYjob whether drilling metal, masonry, wood, pvc, etc.Biter Sheet Material Cutter fits on drill. Cuts circlesaround other nibblers. See in action at show!

BakerCorpBooth: 22363020 Old Ranch Parkway Suite 220Seal Beach CA 90740800-BAKER 12 Fax: [email protected] is a market leader in tank, pump, filtrationand shoring equipment rentals. With operations in NorthAmerica, Europe, Canada and Mexico, were backed bya broad selection of high-quality industrial, liquid andsolid-handling equipment.

Ball Brass & Aluminum Foundry Inc.Booth: 5122525 Hazel St.Auburn, IN 46742260-925-3515 Fax: [email protected], bronze, and aluminum sand foundry

Bandlock-AmesburyBooth: 50311734 S Vineyard Ave.Ontario CA 91761909-947-7500 Fax: [email protected] Proven Superior Quick Connect Vacuum andPressure Couplings and Accessories. Made in the U.S.A.

Banjo Corp.Booth: 1325150 Banjo Dr.Crawfordsville IN 47933765-362-7367 Fax: [email protected] Corporation is a U.S. manufacturer of polypropyl-ene ball valves, cam lever couplings, pipe fittings andline strainers.

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BarnettBooth: 6302801 W Bay St.Jacksonville FL 32204800-288-2000 Fax: [email protected] is industry-ranked as one of the nations leadingdistributors of 40,000 Plumbing, Electrical & HVACproducts. We also offer business solutions to maximizeyour profit potential by reducing inventory costs anddecreasing inventory shrinkage.

BDP IndustriesBooth: 6154,6155354 Hyway 29Greenwich NY 12834518-527-5417 Fax: [email protected] complete custom septage / grease dewateringsystem packages, either skid mounted or trailermounted, designed to meet customer needs.

Benjamin Franklin FranchisingBooth: 211650 Central Ave., Ste. 920Sarasota FL 34236941-366-9692 Fax: 941-552-5117

www.benjaminfranklinplumbing.commreardon@clockworkhomeservices.comBenjamin Franklin Plumbing offers turnkey operatingsystems providing residential plumbing service contrac-tors a competitive edge in the industry.

Benlee, Inc.Booth: 2343,234430383 Ecorse RoadRomulus MI 48174734-722-8100 Fax: 734-722-6662www.benlee.com

[email protected] to save money and be more productive Carrymore weights legally Get into cramped areas that yourcustomers ask you to get into Need a Roll off Truck Buya Super Mini Trailer instead.

Best Enterprises Inc.Booth: 4255,4256,42603513 West Mountain Springs RdCabot AR 72023501-988-1905 Fax: 501-988-2880www.bestenterprises.net

[email protected] Enterprises, is here to handle all your pumpingneeds, for parts, (new and replacement), Pump Trucks,Roll-offs and Slide-In Tank Units.

Betts IndustriesBooth: 42211800 Pennsylvania AveWarren PA 16365814-723-1250 Fax: [email protected]

Manufacturer of standard DOT vehicle LED and incandes-cent lighting and custom wiring harnesses, manways andpneumatic and manual sliding vales.

Biffs Pathfinders, LLCBooth: 24648610 Hansen Ave.Shakopee MN 55379952-403-1221 Fax: [email protected] your portable restrooms with our EPA regis-tered hospital grade disinfectant! We are the foundersof the Original Portable Restroom Disinfecting system.We are also a distributor of hand sanitizers offeringcompetitive pricing.

Biodyne MidwestBooth: 54534211 Clubview Dr.Fort Wayne IN 46804888-970-0955 Fax: [email protected] Biodyne-Midwest, we are an innovative environmen-tal biotechnology company intent on harnessing thepower of naturally occurring beneficial microorganismsfor use in a variety of environmental applications.Versatile, Viable, and High Count Microbes.

Bio-Microbics Inc.Booth: 20068450 Cole Pkwy.Shawnee KS 66227913-422-0707 Fax: 913-422-0808www.biomicrobics.comsales@biomicrobics.comBio-Microbics manufactures wastewater, stormwater, andwater treatment systems designed for the s ingle-familyhomes, multi-family properties, small communities andcommercial applications. Bio-Microbics has over 42,000

installations in more than 60 countries. Better Water.Better World.

Black Tie ProductsBooth: 21303111 W. 167th StreetHazel Crest IL 60429877-253-3533www.restroomtrailersonline.comRMeegan@blacktieproducts.comInnovative manufacturer of mobile restroom & showersolutions, offering the highest quality product on the

market.

Blasters, Inc.Booth: 30377813 Professional PlaceTampa FL 33637813-985-4500 Fax: [email protected]/Sales/Refurbishment of Water BlastEquipment. Certified Pre-Owned Waterblaster units withwarranties. 10K-40K PSI, technical support and trained

operators, contracting, engineered systems, and partsavailable. We buy used pumps. Visit www.usedwater-blasters.com.

Blood Hound UndergroundBooth: 6049750 Patrick Pl., Ste. BBrownsburg IN 46112888-858-9830 Fax: [email protected] Utility Locating Company specializing inElectro-Magnetic Locating, Ground Penetrating Rad ar,Vacuum Excavation (Air-Knifing and Hydro), Video PipeInspection (Robotic and Push/Pull) and GPS Mapping.Call Blood Hound when 811 doesnt mark it all.

BODUS GmbHBooth: 4346Schifflandestrasse 45CH-5000 Aarau CH 5000Switzerland004917620338571www.bodus-usa.combodus@bodus-usa.comSpecial products and components for pipe rehabilitationand pipe repair.Show attraction 2014, THE GRIPPER

Boerger LLCBooth: 2461,24622860 Water Tower Place

Chanhassen MN 55317612-435-7300 Fax: [email protected] specializes in reliable and cost effective RotaryLobe Pumps and Macerating Technology for the convey-ance of low to high viscous and abrasive materials. Allwear parts can be easily replaced through the frontcover.

Bowman Tool Co.Booth: 5221

1515 Braggtown Rd.E Berlin PA 17316717-432-1403 Fax: [email protected] engineer and manufacture lateral reinstatementcutters, for relined 6 to 30 inch pipes, and their respec-tive components and accessories, from control systemsto cutter bits.

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BOXR Hydro-ExcavatorsBooth: 1114,1115Box 20, Site 3, R.R. 1DeWinton AB T0L 0X0Canada403-540-1400 Fax: 403-255-9497

[email protected] Hydro-excavation equipment is designed andconstructed by operators for operators. We offer someof the highest payloads in the industry. Where do youweigh in

Brenlin Company, Inc.Booth: 510013999 Cty. Rd. 11Herman MN 56248888-606-1998 Fax: [email protected] riser covers and adaptor rings

Bright DyesBooth: 61143334 S. Tech Blvd.Miamisburg OH 45345800-394-0678 Fax: [email protected] Tracers - NSF Certified. These bright, fluorescentdyes designed for use in water tracing, leak detectionand septic inspection. Safe, Non-Toxic, Biodegradable.Toilet Leak Detection Kit identifies potential sources oftoilet leaks.

Bright TechnologiesBooth: 4223,4224127 N Water StreetHopkins MI 49328269-793-7183 Fax: [email protected] are a full service Manufacturer of Stainless SteelBelt Filter Presses offering direct sales, rental options,rent to purchase options and leasing options available.Available as complete systems, press only and Trailer

mounted units.

Buckhorn Pumps, IncBooth: 12001786 CR 490Stephenville TX 76401254-965-2555 Fax: [email protected] are an authorized independent dealer for FMCTechnologies and Myers/Aplex

Bucks FabricatingBooth: 53093547 Perry Hwy.Hadley PA 16130800-233-0867 Fax: 724-253-3863www.bucksfab.com

[email protected] Fabricating proudly manufactures roll-offcontainers including both steel and poly. Bucks also hasa variety of dewatering boxes available to meet yourneeds. Stop by booth #5309 to check out our patentedpoly products!

Bulk Toilet PaperBooth: 14522966 S Church St.Suite 281Burlington NC 27215888-645-4225 Fax: [email protected] provide quality toilet paper and paper towels at thelowest prices.

Bull Frog Industries LLCBooth: 432414537 E Evans Ave.Aurora CO [email protected] Currently manufacture and sell The Crap Shooter!The Only Sewer Jetter on the market less then 25lbs andunder a thousand dollars!!!

BW Technologies by Honeywell/Honeywell AnalyticsBooth: 4138405 BarclayLincolnshire IL 60069888-749-8878 Fax: 817-274-8321

[email protected] Technologies by Honeywell manufactures a full lineof leading gas detection instrumentation for personneland facility protection. Instrumentation for a full rangeof oxygen, combustibles and toxic hazards.

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CallSource

Booth: 545931280 Oak Crest Dr.Westlake Village CA 91361877-CallSourcehi.callsource.comCallSource helps clients make more money through abetter understanding of their Customer Experience. TheResults: more effective marketing, increased appoint-ment conversion, and improved online reputation.

Cam SprayBooth: 2300520 Brooks RoadP.O. Box 726Iowa Falls IA 50126641-648-5011 Fax: 641-648-5013

[email protected] of Portable, Trailer and Van MountedDrain and Sewer Jetters, Hot and Cold Pressure Washersand water pumps. Also will provide custom build to yourspecifications.

Canam Equipment Solutions, Inc.Booth: 1001315,5155 - 130 Ave SE Ste:261Calgary AB T2Z 0N3Canada403-454-2720 Toll Free : 1-877-582-2626 Fax: [email protected] Equipment manufactures and globally distributesor sells several types of aluminum, stainless, or carbonsteel vacuum and liquid transportation equipment forall phases of the commercial construction, oil, gas, andliquid transportation industries.

Canplas LLC.Booth: 122011402 E.53rd Ave, Suite 200Denver CO 802391-888-461-5307 Fax: [email protected] is a lead ing plumbing solutions manufacturer.Products include specialty and commodity plumbingfittings in ABS/PVC and the unique injection molded

Endura Grease I nterceptor.

Cape Cod Biochemical Co.Booth: 6101PO Box 990Pocasset MA 02559800-759-2257 Fax: [email protected] manufacturer of the CCLS family of biologicalwaste treatment products for residential and commercialseptic system maintenance, grease waste systems, andfor restoring drainage.

Cat PumpsBooth: 62681681 94th Ln. NEMinneapolis MN 55449763-780-5440 Fax: [email protected] High-pressure pumps for jetting, trenching,sewer-cleaning, hydro-vac, injecting, washdown. Pumpsor skid-mounted Units up to 240 GPM, 10,000 PSI.Featuring 1560, 1570, 2510, 1810, 3537HS, 3560,3507HS, 3801, 6801, 6810, 6835

CEMTEC / A.W. Cook Cement ProductsBooth: 4257242 Amy Industrial Ln.Hoschton GA 30548706-654-4706 Fax: 706-654-3662www.awcookcement.com

[email protected] of pre-blended portland cement and cal-cium aluminate mortars, hydraulic cement and patchingproducts for the repair of manholes, wet wells, etc.

Century Business SolutionsBooth: 613020 Pacifica, Suite 1450Irvine CA 92618888-500-7798 Fax: 888-500-7797www.centurybizsolutions.comaccounting@centurybizsolutions.comMerchant Credit Card Processing Services - We providethe cutting edge payment processing technologies andthe highest level of service to merchants nationwide.

Century Chemical CorporationBooth: 520128790 County Road 20 W.Elkhart IN 46517

800-348-3505 Fax: 574-522-5723www.centurychemical.comsales@centurychemical.comManufacturer of high quality deodorants and cleanersfor the portable restroom industry. Manufacturers ofBio-Tab septic tank additive and Toi-De-Freshholding tank chemicals.

Century Paper & ChemicalBooth: 1064P.O. Box 432Lake Winola PA 18625

866-767-2737 Fax: [email protected] PAPER brings low cost and speedy deliveryto the end user. Promoting paper products, cleanersand bulk soaps most made here at our NortheastPennsylvania plant. We have been manufacturing paperproducts since 1986.

Champion Pump Company, Inc.Booth: 2377P.O. Box 528

Ashland OH 44805419-281-4500 Fax: 419-616-1100www.championpump.comjhawks@championpump.comManufacturer and distributor of sump, effluent, sewage& grinder pumps. We supply basins/packages, checkvalves and a range of controls and alarms.

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Chandler Equipment Inc. (CEI)Booth: 42344180 West Sunset AveSpringdale AR 72762479-751-9771 Fax: 479-751-9775www.chandlerequipment.comsales@chandlerequipment.comManufacturer of Vacuum Tank Components Manways,Primary & Secondary Shutoffs. Importer of JUROPVacuum Pumps & Blowers, Metaltecnica Brass Valves,Aluminum Camlock Couplings.

Chelsea Products/Div. of ParkerBooth: 31368225 Hacks Cross Rd.Olive Branch MS 38654662-895-1011 Fax: [email protected] Chelsea is the leading manufacturer of powertransfer solutions for the work truck market.

Chempace CorporationBooth: 1472339 Arco DriveToledo OH 43607419-535-0101 Fax: [email protected]/Distributors of PowrX toilet treatmentsand bioFORCE bacterial products since 1968. Completeline of cleaners, deodorants, hand santizers, anddegreasers. Stop by our booth - see our new productsfor 2014!

Chempure Products Corp.Booth: 4002PO Box 740Bolivar OH 44612330-874-4300 Fax: [email protected] RAT drain cleaning nozzles, custom jettingsystems, pumps and parts.

Cherne Industries Inc.Booth: 4128

5700 Lincoln Dr.Minneapolis MN 55436800-843-7584 Fax: [email protected] manufactures a complete line of sewer plugs andtesting equipment including inflatable plugs up to 96,mechanical plugs, sewer air testiing products, deflectiongauges, hydrostatic test pumps and more!

CIPP Services, LLCBooth: 4342,4343PO Box 1635320 Raccuglia Dr.La Salle IL 61301815-712-8708 Fax: 815-220-1918

[email protected] Services, LLC custom manufactures all types ofequipment to outfit any s ize contractor. Training andtechnical services are also available. We supply new,used and rental equipment for the Cured-In-Place PipeLining Industry.

CIPP Technology and Equipment LLCBooth: 6142,6143226 S Elder St.Mishawaka IN 46544574-259-0903 Fax: 574-257-0992www.cipptechnologyandequipment.comYour premier Industrial Source for pipe lining equipment,and custom manufactured steam equipment. ServingContractors and Municipalities that install CIPP liners

Clarus Environmental/

Zoeller Pump CompanyBooth: 51063649 Cane Run RoadLouisville KY 40211Clarus & Zoeller Pump Co 502-778-2731 Fax: Clarus &Zoeller Pump Co [email protected] Environmental, a division of Zoeller PumpCompany, provides environmentally friendly andsustainable solutions, products, and services to the waterand wastewater industry.

Clayton IndustriesBooth: 6303550 E Fullerton Ave. #88776Carol Stream IL 601886308555482 Fax: 312277577www.claytonindustries.comClayton Industries is a lea

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