As all installers know, the purpose of the septic tank is to provide an environment for the first stage of treatment in...
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Advanced Drainage Systems Acquires Infiltrator Water Technologies
Advanced Drainage Systems — a leading global manufacturer of water management products and solutions for commercial, residential, infrastructure and agricultural applications —...
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How to Manage Anxiety as a Business Owner
Anxiety is a part of life, and it’s only natural to feel overwhelmed or stressed out from time to time. When you...
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Your Customers Have Double Standards for Small vs. Large Businesses
Sometimes the day gets off to a rough start even before you arrive to work.
As an example:— At 6 a.m. you stub...
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Rules and Regs: Hawaii Groundwater Case Draws Wide Interest
Oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court are set for Nov. 6 in a water pollution case that could reshape the regulation...
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3 Steps for Successful Onsite System Service Visits
As a septic professional, it is your responsibility to ensure the homeowner clearly understands their responsibilities in maintaining their new system. This...
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Preventive Maintenance Keeps Equipment on the Job Site Longer
In the daily management of job site priorities, busy installers risk having preventive maintenance of vehicles and equipment fall by the wayside.
To...
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Rainwater Collection Is a Great Complement to an Onsite Business
In a historically dry area like Texas — known to have lengthy droughts — capturing and using rainwater just makes sense. That’s...
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A Standardized Approach to Equipment Replacement
There are a few different ways to go about determining when a piece of equipment needs to be replaced. It doesn’t have...
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Winter Work: Adding Snow Removal Services to Keep Crews Busy
As any installer in a snowy state knows, business can all but dry up in the winter and then you’re stuck trying...
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Troubleshooting Pumps: There’s a Sewer Gas Smell
When property owners complain they have sewer gas smells by a sewage ejector or grinder in the basement or by their pump...
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Using Software to Better Manage Your Client List
When you first launch a business, it’s usually pretty easy to keep up with your customer list.
As the business grows and the...
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Finding a Financing Option for Your Company
Looking for money to open your own business? A variety of lenders are out there — from your grandma to a stranger you...
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Rules and Regs: Septage Processor Caught in Budding PFAS Problem
Biological Recycling Co., a New Hampshire company that processes septage and spreads sludge on fields, has been notified by the state that it...
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Navigating the Paper Trail of New Business Ownership
Business owners don’t just wake up one day and say, “Surprise! I’m open.”
You need to attend to a host of details before...
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Troubleshooting Pumps: The Pump Makes a Lot of Noise
When the pump starts but only runs for a little while or it sounds very noisy, there are several things you should...
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How to Draft a Business Plan to Get Your Entrepreneurial Journey Started
The circumstances are perfect. You’re ready to make a major career move. You’ve decided to open your own onsite septic business.
You have...
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Troubleshooting Pumps: The Pump Runs Continuously or Cycles Too Frequently
When the pump will not stop running or keeps cycling, there are two main areas to check: the pump and the tank,...
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Industry News: July 2019
Eljen expands to new offices, manufacturing spaceEljen completed a move to a new headquarters in Windsor, Connecticut. The 40,000-square-foot facility represents an...





















