British Columbia Articles

Upgrading two onsite systems for the expansion of a commercial greenhouse presented speed bumps and surprises for Canadian Septic workers

After launching an excavation company, Jesse Bradley found that septic system installation provided the greatest opportunities for growth

A resort's system gets a major facelift, but not without setbacks from poor weather, unknown existing tanks and tight working conditions

Education and “utility style” regulation of septic systems are needed for Canadian wastewater pros to avoid this scenario

Tight space, big tankage, aerobic treatment, UV treatment and uphill run to dispersal point provide many challenges for Canadian Septic

Childhood friends Josh Melanson and Clint Watrich reunite and tap into a growing market for septic system installation around Vancouver, British Columbia

In this month’s regulations update, Suffolk County, New York, pushes to replace cesspools and homeowners in a Pennsylvania township face huge fees for sewer connection because of some failing septic systems

In this month's regulations update, Hawaii bans new cesspools, Rhode Island wants drug companies to pay for the disposal of waste from cancer patients, and the MPCA seeks to label wipes “Do not flush”

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

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

In this month’s regulations update, more Minnesota counties are requiring time-of-transfer inspections, and an engineering firm is tasked with developing common regulation and management principles for onsite systems in North America

A secondary treatment unit with recirculating compartments enables a remote mining camp in British Columbia to use flush toilets rather than latrines