A Uniquely Detailed Look at a Site’s Soil Profile

Back to the E-Newsletter Archive When a potential mound location on a commercial site is turned into a borrow pit, it offered a rare, complete picture of the soil features.

09.30.2026

Residential and commercial onsite wastewater treatment system news for industry leaders

How to Make Safety Training More Engaging and Effective

Keep your team sharp and your workplace safer with hands-on safety training, led by the people who know the job best. Read more

Historic Houses May Be Charming, But Historic Cesspools Are Not

A developer goes to great lengths to update an ocean-front cottage into a beautiful, eco-friendly retreat, including an environmentally sensitive, high-tech septic system. Read more

Sponsored by: Orenco Systems, Inc.

A Uniquely Detailed Look at a Site’s Soil Profile

When a potential mound location on a commercial site is turned into a borrow pit, it offered a rare, complete picture of the soil features. Read more

Rules and Regs: Septic Company Goes the Extra Mile

Also in this month’s update, the state of Florida on May 7, 2026 adopted a package of construction-related laws, a Construction Owners news release reported. Read more

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States Snapshot: ONE Septic Services: Customer Service, Education and Growth

Michigan team believes that doing a little extra for customers is simply the right thing to do. Read more

“A customer who got a thoughtful follow-up from your office is more likely to hand your name to a neighbor than to go back to Google. Build enough of those relationships and the algorithm becomes a lot less important.”

From the article: How Google's AI Evolution Will Make Generic Business Marketing Invisible