Homeowner Education Articles

Nebraska needs to approve more alternative septic solutions to serve customers better

A workforce free to move about will be singing “Take Me Home, Country Roads,” and demanding more from onsite installers in the coming years

Onsite system designer Chad Widmer trains installers to take on work in the great white north of Alberta, Canada

Alan and Jen Chapin strive to elevate the onsite profession. Their approach is hiring quality people and providing community education.

Some homeowners think it’s more responsible than the landfill, but most onsite systems are not designed for that

As onsite system maintenance becomes more critically important by the day, installers and pumpers focus on their role in teaching end users

Pumpers see an increase in system failures during the coronavirus pandemic. Could it mean a crush of installer workload is on the horizon?

Some bad habits were developed during the stay-at-home order that negatively impact septic systems. Here are reminders for your customers.

The overuse of antibacterial cleaning products and sanitizers can have a negative impact on your customers' septic systems

Another preventable death is a grim reminder that septic professionals need to educate customers on septic tank lid safety

Use the Environmental Protection Agency materials to promote your company and educate homeowners during SepticSmart Week and beyond