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...
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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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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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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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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...
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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...
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Equipment Options for Site Surveying
A number of different types of equipment are available with a range of cost and strength to determine elevation differences and establish...
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Troubleshooting Above-Ground Systems: Too Much Water Too Fast
Generally mound systems perform very well in a wide range of soil types. As Larry Stephens, who runs a 20-year-old maintenance company,...
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Site Surveying: Terms You Should Know
I continually receive questions or comments about how to use transits and levels. So, at risk of raising the confusion level, I...
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Pumper’s Charity Rescues Flushed Goldfish
Septic pumper Larry Andrews can still vividly recall the day he came home from school to find the little tank of his...
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Do You Need a Virtual Contractor?
There are only so many hours in the day. As an installer, it probably seems like there’s always more to be done...
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Rules and Regs: Vermont Septic Company Fined $58,000
A septic company in Colchester, Vermont, must pay a $58,550 fine for unlawfully transporting and storing septage.
Since 2006, Enviro Tech of VT Septic...
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10 Maintenance Tips for Your Pipe Bursting Tools
According to the International Pipe Bursting Association, opencut excavation can typically be reduced by at least 85 percent and sometimes as much...
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An Introduction to Pipe Bursting
When your business is growing and you’re thinking about ways to diversify your services, there might be one thing you’ve overlooked.
Adding pipe...
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Installing in the Ozarks Hills
When there’s a job to be done around Nixa or Branson, Missouri, the crew at Envirotek Systems brings out their standard solution:...
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Measuring Flow for Onsite System Design and Management
Flow measurement describes any method used to accurately quantify the flow of liquid. There are several ways to accurately measure water or...
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Product News: March 2018
Komatsu PC238USLC-11 hydraulic excavator
Komatsu America’s PC238USLC-11 hydraulic excavator is equipped with an Environmental Protection Agency Tier 4 Final certified engine, and a...
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Wastewater Industry Honors Announced at WWETT Show
The pumping industry’s two major annual awards were presented at the National Association of Wastewater Technicians State Association Breakfast meeting at the...























