Harold Kilgore dislikes the word "can't," and has spent the last 12 years proving it through his solution-driven company, Gravelator Systems. The small family-run business in Talmo, Ga., opened in 1997 and specializes in designing and installing systems for sites classified as unbuildable.
Kilgore's list of pilot systems includes Hall County's first aerobic treatment unit (model AK600S96 from AquaKlear) in 2001 and the county's peat biofilter (PuraFlo from Anua) in 2002. In early 2007, he added the county's first Eljen In-Drain sand filter to the list.
He did it by earning the respect of state and
