Taxation of wastewater upgrade grants in Suffolk County, New York, is now a thing of the past.
The IRS recently reversed its 2020...
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Goats on the Drainfield and Other Odd Encounters
Name and title or job description: Chris Chapman, ownerBusiness name and location: Show Me Soils, Lonedell/St. Clair, MissouriServices we offer: Onsite soil evaluations and onsite...
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Tennessee Contractor Steps Up to Ease Municipal Wastewater Capacity
The job in an urban area wasn’t typical for an onsite installer, but it was also intended to help the city of...
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Advanced System Monitoring Takes the Guesswork out of Troubleshooting
A colleague pointed us to an article recently about smart toilets. This is what happens when people learn you are into sewage;...
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Surprise! We Found an Area Where Installer Numbers Are Rising
There’s a story I recall from covering agribusiness for a newspaper many moons ago that in simple terms explains the concept of...
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The Mountains of British Columbia Create Soil and Equipment Challenges for Building Septic Systems
Eight years ago, Joe Karthein didn’t have the foggiest idea how a septic system worked. Now, he not only installs them, but...
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Product Spotlight: Product Protects Risers From Frost Issues
Freezing temperatures can be hard on septic systems. Damage to pumps and fittings inside of tanks are an all too common result...
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Lawsuit Seeks to Suspend Onsite Permits in Florida to Save Manatees
An environmental group is suing the state of Florida to stop it from issuing onsite permits. Nitrogen pollution from septic tanks is...
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North Dakota Expects a Long-Overdue Septic Code Rewrite
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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7 Overlooked Job Site Safety Rules That Can Save a Life
Your tailgate safety meetings probably focus mainly on the major hazards involved with onsite system installation work, like operating heavy equipment and...
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Michigan’s Dig-It Excavating Lobbies to Get a Lakefront Homeowner Off the Holding Tank
The homeowner on Lake Cora near Paw Paw, Michigan, was not in a good situation.
“He had been running quite a few years...
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Walk Away When the Soil Is Wet
We still receive numerous questions about “good” installation practices and their importance in the soil dispersal and treatment area. We will attempt...
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You Have a Learner’s Permit for the WWETT Show
Business will be booming at the WWETT Show this month as thousands in the wastewater industry converge on the nation’s crossroads in...
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What Happens When a New Jersey Installer Puts a Heavy Excavator on a Small Barge and Hits the Open Water?
Accepting a home inspector’s challenge in 2000 to replace a failed septic system on an island in Highland Lakes unleashed unlimited business...
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Industry News - February 2023
NOWRA names new board members
The following have been elected to the National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association board of directors and will serve...
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Industry News - January 2023
Infiltrator expands Advanced Molding FacilityInfiltrator Water Technologies announced the expansion of its advanced molding facility in Winchester, Kentucky. Total investment in the...
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Product Spotlight: Biofilm Reactor Kit Treats Effluent for Cleaner Drainfields
In the mid 1990s, Gig and Trina Drewery, owners of RioVation, were working in the onsite wastewater industry designing and manufacturing aerobic...
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Rules and Regs: Michigan Legislator Tries Again for Statewide Onsite Rule
It’s been almost four years since the Michigan Legislature attempted to pass a statewide sanitary code. That bill, defeated in December 2018,...
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Helping Our Customers and the Environment in Kansas
In Snapshot, we talk to a member of a state, provincial or national trade association in the decentralized wastewater industry. This time...

















