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A Guide for Maintenance of Membrane Bioreactor Systems
Currently, there are two small-flow membrane bioreactors actively marketed for U.S. residential septic system applications: Bio-Microbics BioBarrier and the BUSSE GT system. These membrane...
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Google Business Listings Make It Easier for Customers to Find You
It’s vitally important that online search engine users be able to find your company. Simply put, this is how most consumers make...
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Rules and Regs: Massachusetts Licensing Bills Draw Pumper’s Opposition
Two bills in the Massachusetts Legislature concern Frank King.King runs Action King Services in Lowell, Massachusetts, and is a former member of...
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Elite Service Provider Puts Extra Effort Into Homeowner Education
When George Schooley started Legacy Septic & Excavation four years ago, he wanted to do something that would set him apart from...
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One Girl’s Battle to End Straight Pipe Sewage Dumping
With kids like Stella Bowles on the case, the future of the onsite industry will be in very good hands.This one-girl environmental...
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3 Reasons Your Onsite Septic Business Needs a Blog
As you may have noticed, more and more businesses have started their own blogs. Financial planners have them. Doctors and dentists have...
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Pumping Formaldehyde From RVs — How Much Is Too Much?
Formaldehyde (FA) is still the most widely used chemical in recreational vehicles, although its use is decreasing. It is typically mixed with...
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Rules and Regs: EPA Starts Revision of Water Regulation
In its early steps in rewriting the Waters of the U.S. Rule, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently sent letters to several...
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Troubleshooting Mound Systems
It has been estimated that mound systems should perform hydraulically for 25 to 35-plus years. However, some systems do not perform as they...
Editorial
This Well-Trained Installing Crew Faces an Uphill Battle
Earning a degree in petroleum technology prepared Barry Zink for various jobs in the oil and gas industry. However, when he arrived...
Editorial
‘We All Saw a Need and Pitched In’
Every now and then, the generous actions of contractors and manufacturers remind me that so many good people populate the onsite wastewater...
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Finding a Solution for Poor Soils on the Big Muddy
In the commodity business, the Mississippi River is a place to be. This is where grain from Midwest farm fields is collected...
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5 Rules for Writing Content on Your Business Website
When potential customers are trying to find an septic professional, they most likely are searching online. They’ll go straight to your company...
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How to Pick a Soil Loading Rate
For any given site, the soil loading rate is a function of the soil texture, structure and consistence; wastewater characteristics; and site...
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Rules and Regs: Citizen Challenges Septic System Ban in California Community
One resident tried but failed to break a decade-long septic system moratorium in a California community.The Quail Valley community is near Menifee,...
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7 Great Reasons to Hire a Veteran
Unemployment continues to plague many veterans once they leave the military. Despite their years of dedicated service and a wide variety of...


















