How Google's AI Evolution Will Make Generic Business Marketing Invisible

Back to the E-Newsletter Archive AI’s effect on Google search functions is changing the way you have to think about your online presence to stay visible to prospective customers.

10.14.2026

Residential and commercial onsite wastewater treatment system news for industry leaders

Rules and Regs: USDA Loans to Improve Septic Systems and Wells Available Nationwide

Also in this month’s update, Jefferson County, New York, is offering grants for waterfront residents to upgrade their septic systems. Read more

Inside Orenco Systems with Josh Billman, Technical Sales Rep

After 10 years serving in the military, Josh Billman found a similar sense of purpose at Orenco — delivering advanced wastewater solutions for meaningful projects. View video

Sponsored by: Orenco Systems, Inc.

How Google's AI Evolution Will Make Generic Business Marketing Invisible

AI’s effect on Google search functions is changing the way you have to think about your online presence to stay visible to prospective customers. Read more

A Complete, Integrated Pump Package: Biotube ProPak

Orenco's Biotube ProPak pump package is designed to filter and pump effluent to either gravity or pressurized discharge points, and eliminates the need for separate dosing tanks. Read more

Sponsored by: Orenco Systems, Inc.

Editor's Notebook: How Past Actions Influence Today's Wastewater

How a simple well-water test offered a reminder of how unforeseen circumstances can easily affect your business. Read more

Unveiling October: Dive Into Our Latest Issue!

The October issue of Onsite Installer is here, featuring Navo & Sons in Grass Valley, California. The full-service septic company was founded by George Navo in 1958 and is still operated by members of his family. Navo & Sons started out mainly doing plumbing and septic pumping, and has gradually expanded its services over many decades. Watch preview

Sponsored by: Ashland Pump

“Real-life experience is essential because you need people who know what dangerous situations actually look like. They are the ones who can teach your newer hires how to handle them.”

From the article: How to Make Safety Training More Engaging and Effective