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Editorial
California Pushes for More Wastewater Reuse Options
In 2017, California Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill to set up a framework for direct potable reuse of wastewater. Now California...
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Retrieving False Teeth: Every Day Presents a New Wastewater Challenge
In States Snapshot, we visit with a member of a state, provincial or national trade association in the decentralized wastewater industry. This...
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Ask Customers Lots of Questions and Listen Carefully to Their Answers
Recently we had a question from homeowners who just bought a house and had the septic system inspected before closing. The reported...
Editorial
Compact Fuji Clean USA Unit Chosen to Replace a Failed Virginia System
The old wastewater system at the house was failing. The system had a concrete tank and dated to about 1963. Loudoun County,...
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Keep Encouraging Public Assistance for Septic System Upgrades
There’s been some good news and bad news recently involving government coming to the aid of owners of failing septic systems. And...
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Broad Know-How and the Right Equipment Keep the Black Family Moving Dirt
Location, location, location — so goes the common saying to explain why a business venture worked or didn’t work. Location is one...
Videos
All-in-One Unit Treats Wastewater With No Energy Requirement
Premier Tech Aqua is embracing an ambitious mission: protect the Earth’s water supply — one low-energy onsite system at a time. Chris...
Online Exclusives
10 Tips for Maintaining Your Surveying Equipment
Accuracy is the endgame when it comes to surveying a job site. If that information isn’t spot on, you’re bound to run...
Online Exclusives
How to Begin a Site Evaluation
A good site evaluation is key to the design process and provides sufficient information to select a suitable, cost-effective treatment system. To...
Online Exclusives
Establishing Onsite Treatment System Elevations Using a Benchmark
As discussed earlier, a benchmark should be relatively permanent. So one is often set at a corner of a building, large boulder...
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Rules and Regs: Jacksonville Had Longstanding Problem With Septic Lids
An investigator’s report shows the Florida septic tank where a small boy died last year was not secured as it should have...
Online Exclusives
Surveying: Checking Relative Elevations
If you are inspecting a system for a real estate transfer or troubleshooting a problem, it is important to know that the...
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Product News: April 2018
Komatsu America PC390LCi-11 hydraulic excavator The Komatsu America PC390LCi-11 3-D semiautomatic hydraulic excavator comes standard with machine-control enhanced joysticks designed to increase operator comfort...
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Industry News: April 2018
Infiltrator acquires Delta Environmental assets from Pentair
Infiltrator Water Technologies announced the purchase of Delta Environmental’s assets from Pentair Flow Technologies. Infiltrator Water...
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Using a Hand or Abney Level
To determine the suitability and location of a sewage treatment system during site evaluation work, I use an Abney level. While it...
Online Exclusives
Creating Maintenance-Friendly Onsite Systems
Maintaining system permits and drawing samples occasionally result in changes to the engineering side of the business for Larry Stephens, P.E., and...
Videos
Specializing Brings Success for SCS Systems
SCS Systems fills a unique niche in the Michigan onsite market. The company, owned by Mike Stephens and his father Larry Stephens,...




















