Editorial
Will This Flip Be the Installer’s Flop
With the popularity of reality TV home remodeling shows, the risk grows that you’ll become involved with clueless customers and their disastrous projects.
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Editorial
The Future Is Tied to Technology and Automation
A thriving onsite wastewater industry pushes us to constantly adapt to changing environmental regulations and new tools and equipment
Editorial
Communities Take Differing Approaches to Wastewater Regulation Around Washington’s Puget Sound
Online Exclusives
A Guide for Maintenance of Membrane Bioreactor Systems
Membrane bioreactors need some extra care, so follow these steps for top-notch operation and maintenance service
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All-in-One ATU Delivers High-Quality Effluent on Sensitive Sites
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No Place to Go: Placing a New Soil Treatment System Over the Old
Using the same STA should be a last resort, but there are some potential solutions if it’s necessary
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Onsite Arithmetic: A Basic Tank Problem
Test your septic math skills — or practice for your next certification exam
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Onsite Arithmetic: A Basic Tank Problem – Answers
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Rules and Regs: Massachusetts Licensing Bills Draw Pumper’s Opposition
In this month’s regulations update, some homeowners in a small Wisconsin town pay for sewer despite working septic systems, and two proposed laws will make it harder for pumpers to maintain necessary licenses in Massachusetts
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Elite Service Provider Puts Extra Effort Into Homeowner Education
Legacy Septic supplies a customized septic care plan for all their customers
Editorial
We Need More Flexible Regulations
Pumpers, installers and their customers would benefit if state and local health officials would give latitude to solve septic system challenges.
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