July 2010 Table of Contents

Features

• 6Better Mousetraps: Getting It to Fit
  Installing an onsite system on a lakefront lot turns out to be a complex exercise, even though the parcel already had county approval for a conventional system
• 8Cover Story: Quality to No End
  A commitment to excellence means growth by word-of-mouth alone for a two-generation installation business in northern Kentucky
• 12Basic Training: Passing Muster
  Onsite system inspections are becoming more common. Here are five steps to follow to complete a thorough, professional system evaluation
• 16Machine Matters: Nowhere to Turn?
  These compact excavators are titanic time-saving tools when a job forces you to work around obstacles or on postage-stamp-sized properties
• 18Rules and Regs: Minnesota Community Seeks Remedy for Failed Systems
  The city council in Ham Lake, Minn., hired a contractor to analyze 143 onsite systems and 36 potential sewer system sites in two lakeside communities, then determine the best long-term solution for the failed systems.
• 24System Profile: Really Kwik
  A team mobilizes to beat winter weather and other challenges and finish an onsite system in time for a travel center grand opening

Columns

• 14Industry News: Industry News
  Ohio Offers Online Septic Forum; Zoeller Chosen Preferred Vendor for Extreme Makeover; Osprey Adds New Facilities in Sarasota; SJE-Rhombus Offers Quick Ship Panel Program; Wastewater Eco-Charities Assists Low-Income Households
• 20Product Roundup: Running the Ranch
  These monitoring, control and alarm systems keep tabs on onsite treatment and help ensure reliable onsite system performance
• 22Tech Topics: Seeking Concrete Answers
  Experts evaluating septic tank corrosion seek the aid of industry professionals who discover deterioration during cleaning and maintenance
• 27Product News: Product News
  Featured products of July
• 28Association News: Association News
  News; Calendar of Events; Training & Education