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A reader submitted a question recently asking why there was not design guidance for mound systems loaded by gravity. The easy answer...

It’s one of the biggest paradoxes of entrepreneurship: The thing that should be so easy and so enticing — taking a little...

Effective operation and maintenance of onsite treatment systems call for three important tools: alarms, controls and monitoring devices. These electronic devices ensure...

You want to make more money. Good for you. And it’s good business. Here’s the problem. A customer balks at your prices....

Soil erosion has been identified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as the number one source of water-quality degradation/pollution. It becomes everyone’s...

A recently conducted survey of fleet management executives across the United States by a GPS fleet and asset tracking firm identified the...

In the hectic day-to-day operations of a business it’s not always top-of-mind to step back and really check in with customers as...

Whether you are replacing an outdated onsite system or installing a new one, removing vegetation or disturbing the soil increases the chances...

When I received my new card for certification as a Certified Professional Soil Scientist, I was shocked to see a new line...

Stop wasting time shopping around for new equipment. Grab your shopping list and head to the industry’s best trade show. More than...

A handy online tool is receiving rave reviews from homeowners and installers alike in Colorado. The Summit County Community Development Department just...

In celebration of our 35th anniversary, this modified off-road 2014 Chevrolet 4x4 pickup truck (or alternately $35,000 cash) will be awarded to...

In the past few months, we’ve discussed troubleshooting overall onsite system problems. Now let’s take a closer look at troubleshooting a failing...

Nobody wants to deal with unhappy, difficult or angry customers. However, in most cases the company representative taking an angry call is...