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Prior to the flood If a septic system is located in a flood-prone area, a plumber should install a backflow preventer on the...

Excavators have come a long way since being invented over 60 years ago. The equipment is more reliable, meaning fewer mechanical breakdowns....

There’s an old saying: It’s not what you know that matters; it’s who you know. That’s largely true when you’re looking for...

When a soil treatment area has been organically and/or hydraulically overloaded it is possible to remediate the STA using an advanced pretreatment unit....

What does the term “remediation” mean to you? It seems to mean something different to many people, including homeowners. Some property owners'...

In a previous discussion I indicated the best way to avoid freezing in septic lines is to properly slope and bed the...

There are several possible scenarios for what “back at the office” means to the owner of a septic company. Maybe your entire business...

The risks, including death, are well known. Despite being easily prevented, cave-ins during trenching and excavation work continue to occur, killing an...

Often a property owner will contact you asking if you can repair their system. They are frequently looking for the lowest cost...

Small businesses need capital to grow; for any business to thrive, there are expenses that need to be paid, whether in the...

You probably get this question a lot from homeowners as temperatures drop in the northern states: “Are there things I need to...

If your business is booming and you need to add staff, or you’ve had an employee resign, you face the challenge of...

The owners of Monadnock Septic Design in Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire, rely on a trio of special tools to bring 21st century efficiency...

Throughout the U.S., wastewater effluent is chlorinated to kill pathogens and then dechlorinated before discharge. Knowing how to test the levels for...