Entries Tagged Homeowner Education

If you have been doing any reading in magazines for wastewater treatment plant operators you have seen quite a discussion about wipes...

Installers may want to pass along the following information from the National Environmental Services Center to any low-income customers who may need...

Welcome to the third annual SepticSmart Week, an outreach initiative supported by the EPA, which runs Sept. 21-25. The goal of SepticSmart...

Greg Mayfield, owner of Southern Water and Soil in Zephyrhills, Florida, knows the best customer is an educated customer.Attempting to avoid a...

You talk a good game when explaining the nuts and bolts of a new onsite system to customers. Over the years it’s...

Some homeowners need to adjust their priorities. Case in point is the community of Alexander, Iowa, in the north-central part of the...

To help fund its Chesapeake Bay cleanup effort, Maryland already has a rain tax and a flush tax on both sewer and...

As an installer you get called for two main types of onsite septic system jobs: putting in a new system for a...

A group of five associations representing the water sector and the nonwoven fabrics industry have announced that they are working collaboratively on...

Sara Heger didn’t set out to be an expert in onsite wastewater treatment. It just turned out that way. As an engineer...

With an appropriate design and users who follow best practices for care and maintenance, onsite systems are a suitable and efficient way...

New Mexico is one of the few states with two trade organizations representing the onsite wastewater industry. The Professional Onsite Wastewater Reuse...

As an onsite system installer, you can predict when you might get complaints about your craftsmanship … and hear a few choice...

Where there are unsewered homes, there are inevitably failing onsite systems. In an effort to tackle the outrageous number of failing systems...