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Business owners still have time to take advantage of the full deduction by purchasing and putting into service new equipment by year’s end

Indiana Convention Center exhibit hall will be filled to capacity for second straight year

WWETT Show presenter says image and pricing are the keys to increasing profits

In this month’s regulations update, the Idaho DEQ is considering updates to onsite wastewater rules, and Ozarks Water Watch will once again offer grants and rebates for replacing and maintaining septic systems

Having a trained, competent person at the work site who knows about identifying and predicting hazards is a big benefit

Your customer wants the cheapest option, but you need to determine if repairing the system is wise or if the system actually needs to be replaced

Do some research before using one of these services to solve your cash flow problem

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A lighthouse island off Maine’s wild coastline was a forbidding setting to provide an effective onsite system for a bed-and-breakfast inn.

An educated, professional team and a burgeoning real estate market spell success for Tim Shotzberger and Home Land Septic Consulting.

Even without state training requirements, the Kansas Small Flows Association seeks to raise the professionalism of its membership.

Look for obvious and telltale signs that your proposed site for an onsite system is likely to be underwater at some point in the future.

Now’s the time to identify another crew chief and add technicians who will help you keep pace with growing demand.

Fuel economy, organized storage, access to equipment, and shelter from the weather present advantages when making late-night emergency calls.