Florida Articles

It’s common for a property in metropolitan Miami to have a septic system, says Brittnie Nesenman, who with her husband Jason co-owns...

Septic pumpers in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough of Alaska don’t have a local disposal site for septage. Every day, they have to ship...

Do you want to set loftier financial goals for your onsite wastewater business in 2015? We’ve got the roadmap to help you...

The owner of a Longview, Wash., septic pumping company has been sentenced to 27 months in prison for illegally dumping more than...

Pollution limits set by the U.S. EPA to help clean up the Chesapeake Bay are being fought by 21 states that fear...

As demand for sites at a mobile home park in Cedar Point, N.C., developed, the owners added more spaces with sewer connections....

The Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association in New Jersey is building a wetlands-based wastewater treatment center at its new $7.5 million environmental center....

Here we go again. A group is yet again attempting to kill legislation in Florida that would improve septic systems and promote...

In a recent story at the Charlotte County Florida Weekly website, local residents complained about a plan to move 2,500 homes using...

Some 200 residents of Port Charlotte, Fla., were shown in a recent TV news story chanting “save our septic, save our septic’’...

Tough times require complex solutions. “Everybody was doing what was rational, and I didn’t see it working,” says Glenn Martin, owner of...

This week we’re excited to launch our first podcast here at the Onsite Installer website. Check out the June contractor profile story featuring...

Florida The Senate Environmental Preservation Committee approved a measure that would limit mandatory onsite inspections to counties with first-magnitude springs. The bill (SB...

Rep. Chris Dorworth introduced legislation that would repeal mandatory five-year septic tank inspections and give local governments the power to regulate them....