Education/Training

Average daily flow changes through more efficient toilets and washing machines will impact future onsite system designs

The idea of diverting some household flows away from the septic tank for irrigation is appealing to homeowners and environmentalists. What do you need to know?

‘I think the industry will step into the future and onsite wastewater treatment will continue to be an economical and environmentally responsible technology when properly installed and maintained.’

Look over that hedgerow bordering the site you’re evaluating to look for wells, ditches or other factors that may dictate onsite placement or system sizing

The management team at Virginia’s Triple R Construction Co. motivates their crews to do the best for their septic system customers

Periodic hands-on training with soil samples will sharpen the abilities of seasoned onsite professionals and lead to better system design

Saskatchewan wastewater contractors push the government to require system design and installation by certified professionals

Installers don’t always have time for long-term monitoring to find wet conditions at a build site. If you’re in a hurry, follow these alternative methods to identify suitable drainfield locations.

Modern excavators, new technology can make the job easier for installers and pumpers, better for homeowners and businesses that utilize decentralized wastewater

Use the Environmental Protection Agency materials to promote your company and educate homeowners during SepticSmart Week and beyond

You want homeowners to take an active role in onsite system care? Share these tips to reduce water use and abuse.