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With diesel and gasoline prices hanging steady around $2 a gallon, you probably haven’t given alternative-fueled vehicles much thought. But should…

Problems caused by the proliferation of so-called “flushable” wipes have pump manufacturers playing catch-up.Most grinder pumps on the market…

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has warned five states they aren’t doing enough to reduce nitrogen in Long Island Sound. EPA proposed new…

Problem: Located between Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls in Wisconsin, Lake Hallie has undergone a development boom in recent years. One area of…

Problem: A British Columbia, Canada, installer had a customer who needed a new septic tank in the backyard. A traditional rectangular concrete tank…

The wastewater in some septic systems could be more dangerous than you realize

Before buying, determine profit potential, how a tool can grow your business or if renting might be a better option

Phasing out the use of microbeads is great news for septic systems

Search engine changes mean it’s time to take a second look at your online marketing strategy

Your customers’ idea of a working system is probably different from yours

In this month's regulations update, the land application ban holds in Florida, and new standards in New Jersey allow more development and will increase the number of septic systems in the Highlands region

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Oklahoma installer prefers NuWater aerobic treatment units for their two-tiered alarm system and simple mechanical operation

Sharpen your social media skills to soften the blow of nasty comments and start seeing more stars

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Jason Birdsong left the high-adrenaline life of a “repo man” for a less exciting but highly successful business in onsite treatment systems and storm shelters.

Teaching is an important and often forgotten skill for the onsite installer who wants to land that next big job.