Three bills before the New York Legislature could reduce the cost of onsite systems for state residents.
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Septic and Sewer Solutions Wants to Take on the Tough Jobs
Taking the fear out of a customer’s septic project evolved into a robust business for Josh Wood, but the development came recently...
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Advanced Treatment Units
Passive system meets homeowner’s no electricity requirement
Problem: A new off-the-grid, three-bedroom house in Yuba County, California, was under construction, and the...
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Let’s Take a Longer View on System Performance
Recently I was editing a System Profile feature for an upcoming issue and I was impressed once again with the ingenious design...
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A Lakefront Estate Requires an Onsite Technology Upgrade
Dervin Witmer got a call from a friend who built a house. He needed help. Witmer owns Dig-It Excavating in Cassopolis, Michigan,...
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Following OSHA Trench Guidelines Is a Matter of Life and Death
Recently we were shown a photo of an installation in progress, and one of the workers was standing in an excavated trench...
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Looking Back: Waterloo Biofilter Systems Remains an Effective Answer After 20 Years
Ponding septage from a failed cesspool — now on a neighbor’s property — caused homeowner Jim Noga to research wastewater treatment options...
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Enforcement Needed to Weed Out Bad Contractors
In States Snapshot, we visit with a member of a state, provincial or national trade association in the decentralized wastewater industry. This...
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Florida County Explores Septic Moratorium to Curb Pollution
As one solution to pollution in the Indian River Lagoon of eastern Florida, a local county board of supervisors is considering a...
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Amanda and Trent Winters Find Their Way Into the Onsite Industry and Love It
A mere nine years ago, Amanda Winters was running her own hair salon and didn’t know a baffle from a biomat. Today...
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Alabama Installers Believe in Providing a Helping Hand
Willie Mae Spivey of Tyler, Alabama, had what the state Department of Public Health refers to as a “positive outlet” carrying waste...
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A California Sauerkraut Factory Requires a Complex Modular Treatment Solution
The building near Watsonville, California, was used for sorting flowers grown in nearby fields when clients Lakeside Organics and Farmhouse Culture approached...
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Service Providers Should Have Diagnosed These Problems Sooner
In our previous column, we outlined a situation that was brought to our attention by a homeowner. We discussed why we thought...
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We’re Looking for a Good Balance of Work and Family Life
In States Snapshot, we visit with a member of a state, provincial or national trade association in the decentralized wastewater industry. This...

















