October 2008 Issue of Onsite Installer

Lloyd and Terri Jakoubek bring a professional and personal touch to designing and building onsite systems for upscale homeowners in Nebraska

A good time to educate customers about onsite treatment is when a system is failing. But there’s another time that’s even better.

Changing usage habits and improving effluent quality can be workable alternatives to replacement of failing systems

Working effectively with regulatory agency representatives means developing and sustaining open dialogue and professional respect

Simple Solutions Selects Distributors; Pump Systems Releases Guidebook; Infiltrator Adds ENGEL Injection-Molding Machine; Lenzyme Installs Solar Heating Panels

An extended aeration, activated sludge process enables an installer to develop property in the environmentally sensitive Black Hills of South Dakota

The Nebraska legislature approved an interim study resolution to examine the Onsite Wastewater Treatment System Contractors Certification and System Registration Act, and the general adoption and enforcement of installation standards.

Installers discuss downsizing equipment because of rising diesel costs and the use of rubber-tired equipment

Market conditions and other factors drive up the price of fuel for heavy trucks and equipment. Expect prices to remain high in the foreseeable future.

Readers respond to recent articles in Onsite Installer.