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Stacey2018-02-22 17:46:322018-02-22 18:32:13Crazy New England Weather!Hello Everyone!
Well, I thought I’d start off this blog with a brief explanation of what I do on a daily basis. My name is Stacey, and I’ve been in the septic business my whole life! Well, technically its been about 14 years that I’ve been in the actual septic truck, but my whole life has been about the “biz” in reality. Every day is a new adventure in my mind! I go to different places and the same places all the time. My goal is to keep my customers informed about septic systems and how they work and how to keep them working correctly. I’ve always said ” the more informed the customer is, the easier my job is” and I stick by that motto every day. If this little blog of informational tid-bits can be helpful , interesting or just plain comedic for at least one person, then I have succeeded! Stay tuned for more adventures in the day of the life of a “poo girl.”
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Stacey2018-02-14 17:35:162018-02-14 18:51:52So it begins!
This is a brilliant idea Stacey. Keep up the great work and communication. I remember meeting and interacting with your grandfather Don Scott in the early 1970s when he and one pump truck were the whole business. I watched it grow into something more when your father Rob took over and even more when you and your brother Rob became part of the business. I really enjoy seeing the pictures you share from job sites. They remind me of my days as a young and later not so young health officer. I look forward to many more blog posts.
Thanks Mr. Wade! Keep an eye out, i’ll update more!
That is an awesome idea! I have always had a septic system, when I was growing up to the first house that we had bought. I was always taught to treat it gently. I try to do my part. Looking forward to more posts. Kathy
Thanks Kathy! Can’t wait for spring and for Larry to come back to work! Keep up the good work!