Entries Tagged Homeowner Education

Don’t let the advent of social media fool you: While businesses need to have a presence on sites such as Facebook and...

I read a blog recently from a wastewater treatment plant operator that suggested homeowners do not need to worry about using household...

In part one of this series, we discussed ways to enhance a client’s perception of value and dignity of the onsite installer....

A solid relationship and good communication with a homeowner are vital to proper system operation and maintenance. Client relationships are important in...

There’s a lot of industry humor in the onsite line of work. The one that I like best is, “The more it...

A few years ago I was involved in a class where we visited several houses that had various media filters as a...

I was out shopping the other night at a warehouse store when I came upon boxes of flushable wipes in the paper...

Following a previous article on homeowner water usage, we received an email from a reader challenging the toilet as the largest water-using...

Plan to get down and dirty Dec. 5 on World Soil Day! I just received a press release proclaiming the celebration of...

In Charlotte County, Fla., on the Gulf Coast near Sarasota, residents recently complained about a plan to move 2,500 homes using septic...

Remember the classic scene in National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation where the Griswolds’ Cousin Eddie is standing in the street in his bathrobe...

A colleague and I were called to a home years ago where sewage was backing up into the basement. We investigated the...

Today’s leading companies recognize that sustainability is an important part of their business strategy. A company’s sustainability strategy can help increase revenue...

Land surveying is a pretty black-and-white business. At its simplest definition, a land surveyor’s job is to locate the precise line that...