Association Articles

The president of the Michigan Septic Tank Association reflects on strange workplace stories and the great networking opportunities he gets from being involved in a professional group

Father Larry Stephens designs the systems, and son Mike Stephens maintains them. Together they find ways to improve performance for their customers.

As many pumpers and installers are hitting retirement age, the need to bring younger people into our service companies is reaching a critical stage

Rustic terrain, miles and miles of waterfront properties bring design and execution challenges to experienced Missouri installers

In rural New Mexico, Jay Carroll has learned to expect the unexpected when inspecting, pumping or installing a septic system

Three generations of the Stewart family keep, maintain, and build septic systems for their satisfied neighbors in northern Virginia

Statewide licensing, better-informed customers top Kansas Small Flows Association member Tim Lubbers’ list of changes that will support our important industry

Tony Mendes believes state and national trade associations must follow new technologies to help the environment and enhance professionalism

Rob Ratta enjoys running older rigs for installing and pumping work, and thinks recruiting good workers is the biggest challenging facing the wastewater industry.

A state onsite association sets a standard for marketing the septic industry