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.
Education/Training
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Editorial
California Prepares for Direct Potable Reuse of Wastewater
Blogs
3 Reasons Your Onsite Septic Business Needs a Blog
Blogging builds trust with your customers and helps build your brand
Online Exclusives
Challenges With Onsite Treatment Systems at Assisted Living Homes
Online Exclusives
Septic Pumping Directly Affected by Household Water Habits
The results of this study reinforce everything you’ve been explaining to your customers about the need for septic care
Online Exclusives
Rules and Regs: EPA Starts Revision of Water Regulation
The 2015 rule attempting to clarify the Clean Water Act will undergo modifications, and a grant program is initiated to replace cesspools on Long Island
Online Exclusives
Design and Use Considerations for Septic Systems With Grinder Pumps
In wastewater applications, minimizing the dose is important to allow for separation in the tank
Online Exclusives
Wastewater Equipment Fair Coming to Nashville
The Fairgrounds will play host for two days of equipment demos in October
Editorial
Nobody Wants to Cut Down Trees, But …
Root intrusion can pose a serious threat to the long-term viability of a new septic system. Assess the design plan and property to determine if tree removal is necessary.
Editorial
Business Is a Mad Dash for Scott Kellogg
‘It’s like they open the gates at 6 a.m. every morning and it’s a full-out sprint like the Kentucky Derby all day long until I climb back into bed.’
Editorial
Maryland Considers Return of Best-Technology Rule for Onsite Systems
Editorial