February 2013 Issue of Onsite Installer

A Georgia installation company has built its solution-driven reputation on creating systems for problem lots previously deemed unusable.

A contractor uses his background in plumbing and municipal infrastructure to write his first suspense novel.

Watertightness is an essential attribute of onsite treatment system tanks, regardless of material and in any specific application.

A pretreatment system including microbial inoculator generators provides a solution for a restaurant and apartments on a tiny brookside lot.

New online tactics are fine, but there’s still a lot to be gained by mastering conventional methods that have worked for decades.

When pulling equipment back from storage, pay special attention to hydraulic oil, transmission fluid and grease.

U.S. EPA wants to help owners of the nation’s 26 million onsite systems take better care of them – to extend their lives and protect the environment.

Does effluent ponded in trenches mean the system is failing? The answer depends on how the effluent was intended to flow in the system.