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I read a blog recently from a wastewater treatment plant operator that suggested homeowners do not need to worry about using household cleaners,…

As of Feb. 10, new or replacement surface discharge septic systems in Illinois need a general permit from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency…

In part one of this series, we discussed ways to enhance a client’s perception of value and dignity of the onsite installer. Now, let’s look at…

United Rentals Inc. announced that it has entered into a definitive asset purchase agreement to acquire National Pump, the second largest specialty…

The recent polar vortex has left its mark on most of the country. And septic systems are no exception. We’ve heard about countless septic system…

You finally made the leap and invested in your dream pickup truck. Your service vehicle. Your mobile office. It’s much more than just a pickup…

Isuzu Commercial Truck of America Inc., distributor of low cab forward trucks, unveiled its lineup of 2014 and 2015 model year N-Series diesel…

During an unprecedented wave of retirements, leadership is a hot issue for water and wastewater utilities. To develop effective leaders to fill the…

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Gehl RT Series track loadersRT Series radial-lift track loaders from Gehl feature Tier IV Yanmar diesel engines with 69.9 hp and 217 ft-lbs of…

Pumps can help perform a variety of tasks as components in an onsite system, including grinding biosolids, conveying effluent or sewage, and providing aeration in a lagoon or pond. Here are several pumps designed to perform various functions in onsite systems.

ADS adds fourth production lineAdvanced Drainage Systems added a fourth manufacturing line to its Saint-Germain-de-Grantham, Quebec, Can., plant…

Unlike in the past, design practices vary widely between states. When I started 40 years ago, environment health specialists (then sanitarians)…

Proposed rule changes for the design and installation of septic systems represent the first update to the standards in 35 years in many areas of…

With advances in the quality of truck and machine finishes, what’s the best way to protect your equipment investment from a harsh working environment?

As installers, you’re most concerned about what goes underground. But the customers you have to satisfy might be focused more on aesthetics.

A failed system, an adventurous homeowner and new technology create the opportunity for a better onsite solution in Illinois.

Wastewater trade association takes off in Arkansas to represent pumpers and installers on new regulations.

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With the economy on the upswing and property developers back at work in many regions, are you geared up for a busy year?