Education/Training

A drip system can be the solution for a wide range of difficult installation conditions

In this month’s regulations update, new onsite system siting rules are frustrating Georgia installers and homeowners, and state representatives in Michigan propose a fee-supported program for septic replacement

Test your septic math skills — or practice for your next certification exam.

When a tank inspection reveals excessive solids accumulation, sticking with a three- to five-year pumpout schedule is not enough

Nearby trees can wreak havoc on a leaky septic system, but this can be prevented with thorough inspections and an arsenal of root removal techniques

Pass along these tips for homeowners to prevent cleaners and running toilets from wreaking havoc on their onsite systems

In this month's regulations update, Hawaiian homeowners are slow to take advantage of tax credit to replace cesspools, and the MPCA investigates Minnesota's problems with thousands of faulty and failing onsite systems

Your customers’ use of antibacterial soap could be harming their septic system

In Oregon, wastewater professionals gather to lobby regulators and raise training standards.