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Dropbox or Distribution Box – Which One Should I Use?
As I discussed last month — most gravity distribution techniques have inherent flaws when it comes to how evenly they distribute effluent...
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Sorry, I’m a Safety Snitch
There’s a road construction project in progress in my neighborhood, with a crew replacing some storm sewer collection lines and resurfacing the...
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Creech’s Plumbing Is Closing In on 50 Years as a Family Business
A bad economic downturn rarely is good news for business owners.But for entrepreneur Stacy Creech, the owner of Creech’s Plumbing in Wilson,...
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It’s Time For Tough Talk About Gravity Distribution
With most conventional onsite systems, flow from the septic tank is via gravity with the goal of even distribution across the soil...
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Support Our Troops and Hire a Veteran
The other day I was talking to an onsite system installer with more work than he could handle. With residential development on...
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Inspections, Repairs and New Onsite Systems Drive Jon and Gale Houseknect’s Growing Business
When Jon and Gale Houseknecht bought a stagnant pumping business in 1995, they set about streamlining it for a new world.
They disposed...
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Industry News - August 2023
Patent approved for Felling Trailers’ Air Bi-Fold Ramps System
Felling Trailers was awarded a U.S. patent for its Air Bi-fold Ramps System. The Air...
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Product Spotlight: Decompaction tool helps rejuvenate failed drainfields
K&P Enterprises owners Ken and Peggy Miller have seen their share of failing septic systems, and after years of replacing them and...
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Rules and Regs: Michigan Legislators Make Another Push for Statewide Onsite Code
Democrats in the Michigan Legislature followed up on a promise and introduced four bills that together would create a statewide septic code....
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In Minnesota, Recruiting and Retaining Workers is Job No. 1
Jake Bell: owner-operator, along with my father Jon Bell and my uncle Chad Bell, the founders
Business: Bell Excavating Inc., Stillwater, Minnesota
Age: 36Services we offer: We...
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Case Studies: Advanced Treatment Units
Secondary treatment units specified for subdivision
Problem: An Arkansas developer wanted to build a subdivision outside the range of city sewer service. To...
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Product Focus: Advanced Treatment Units
Advanced Treatment Units
Eljen Geotextile Sand FilterThe GSF, or Geotextile Sand Filter system from Eljen, is designed to provide treatment and dispersal in...
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A Complex Treatment Solution is on the Menu
For generations, Desposito’s Seafood Shack has been a staple establishment for Georgians and tourists looking for an authentic southern-style seafood experience in...
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Industry News - July 2023
Mike Flynn retires from Felling Trailers
Felling Trailers’ northeastern regional sales manager, Mike Flynn, will retire after 22 years as a sales rep...
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Product Spotlight: Effluent pump line designed for durability
Longevity is always the goal when choosing integral components for septic systems, and according to Goulds Water Technology, a Xylem brand, their...
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Florida Plan Requiring Five-Year Septic Inspections Fails Again
When the Florida Blue-Green Algae Task Force finished its work a couple of years ago, it recommended septic tanks be regularly inspected....
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Massachusetts’ New Onsite Regulations Will Push Improved Treatment
In Snapshot, we talk to a member of a state, provincial or national trade association in the decentralized wastewater industry. This time...
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Spreading Out the Flow From Two Days of Services Allows Downsizing the Drainfield, Saving This Arkansas Congregation Money
When NewLife Christian Church built a second campus in Gravette, Arkansas, it needed a wastewater system to serve the congregation.
The church, its...





















