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Suiting the Site

Graves and Son thrives on the challenges of tailoring onsite systems to properties with high seasonal water tables and other limitations

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John Graves Jr. loves a challenge, and that may be one reason he is successful as an onsite installer in Delaware County, Ohio.

“Seasonal high water tables at depths of 12 to 18 inches are common in this area, and people are starting to recognize the relationship of a high water...

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