Editorial Articles

Greeted with a postage stamp-size lot and a 4,000-square foot lake home, Washington state onsite professionals dig in to find a winning solution

Finding the sweet spot for drainfield depth will ensure optimal treatment and a long life for your next installation

Weighty issues come to the forefront, including public funds going to private septic systems and the religious rights of Amish people to refuse to meet graywater treatment standards

With a strong marketing message, a Michigan installer puts his best professional foot forward and keeps on growing

British Columbia onsite rules should consider unique site conditions to come up with practical and sometimes lower-cost treatment solutions, says Joe Karthein

Hydroponics could provide an efficient way to take advantage of nutrients from decentralized wastewater systems

This North Carolina park project was the largest installation ever for Creech’s Plumbing

If you’re looking to avoid uneven flows between trenches or overloading of a single drainfield line, use this layout to your advantage

Idaho’s Skylar Hunsaker launches an installing business on the weekends to “succeed or fail on my own and the way I see fit”

A Wisconsin engineer wanted to avoid desk duty, so he retooled his skill set and enjoys his new career as an onsite installer

Mississippi’s Chris Hodge cautions pumpers and installers to value their time and hard work when confronted with a bargain-happy customer