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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

Installers who make the trip to Indianapolis will be rewarded with a glimpse at the latest onsite technology, plenty of education opportunities, and a fun time with other professionals

Check out the latest product offerings for the onsite wastewater treatment industry

Introducing the 1st annual brewing contest at the 2016 WWETT Show

Test your septic math skills – or practice for your next certification exam.

In this month's regulations update, the FTC rules against a company falsely advertising "flushable" wipes, and the EPA levies fines and Hawaii continues reducing the number of cesspools on the islands

A properly installed system doesn't need a lot of work before winter, but some may need a little extra TLC

Two things to look for when dealing with baffle and tank deterioration

Join the WasteWater Education challenge on Dec. 1

If your best candidate counters your wage offer, do you negotiate or keep interviewing?

Catch up on the latest acquisitions, promotions and company milestones

A mix of high-tech and low-tech tools keep this father and son in business