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Michigan Family Business Ensures Efficient and Effective Wastewater Treatment
Mike Stephens joined his father’s onsite system engineering firm in 1998 as business manager and field technician, and soon afterward it became...
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How Can Installers Benefit From the Gig Economy?
Onsite installers hire folks with strong backs to perform heavy labor, sometimes six days a week, for an hourly wage. Your crews...
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A Mound System Preps Marshy Lot for Industrial Use
Land can be marshy around lakes. Combine that with a restricted site and you have the problem that Sunset Septic & Excavating...
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Q&A on Mound Design and Installation
We constantly receive questions on aspects of mound design and installation. One common question is: What soil problems or conditions warrant installation...
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Large Scale and Commercial Treatment Systems
System provides treatment for new commercial plaza
Problem: When a developer wanted to build a new commercial plaza in Orleans, Massachusetts, adjacent to...
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We Must Reverse the Aging of the Wastewater Industry
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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Arizona Expands Reuse Options for Graywater
In January, new Arizona regulations took effect expanding the use of reclaimed water to meet various demands including, under limited circumstances, human...
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Envirotek Systems’ Jon Hancock Thrives on Onsite Work in the Ozarks
From the time he moved to the Ozarks, Jon Hancock found the wastewater business a productive one.
“We liked this part of the...
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We All Need to Speak Up for Septic
Whenever a community wants to expand its municipal sewer service territory, government leaders are quick to point out the benefits of hooking...
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Upgrades From Cesspools to Advanced Systems Begin on Long Island, New York
On the eastern end of New York’s Long Island, Suffolk County is home to wealthy communities such as the Hamptons. It’s also...
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A Granny Pod May Require More Than the Trendy New Structure in the Backyard
Last month, we discussed potential impacts on septic system design and operation if an elderly family member in need of additional care...
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No Such Thing as a Routine Service Call
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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5 Steps for Better Routine Equipment Maintenance
In the daily management of construction equipment and job site priorities, busy installing contractors risk having preventive maintenance of vehicles and equipment...
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Florida Inspection Bill Is Watered Down; Jacksonville Reels From Septic Tragedy
When a Florida legislator introduced a bill in early 2017 to require point-of-sale inspections, part of the justification for the bill was...
















