Laser Level Articles

A pretreatment system including UV disinfection placed on a tiny brookside lot helps protect the clean-water supply at New York’s Lake George.

Missouri’s Hill and Hill Maintenance and Excavation takes on the tough onsite challenges and isn’t afraid to employ the latest technologies to satisfy customers and regulators.

Bob Tiedt’s old-line Iowa agricultural drainage company turns to onsite work and finds a valuable niche to keep busy during a slow portion of the growing season.

Thorough customer education and convenient ongoing septic system maintenance help California’s Clay’s Septic capture repeat business and word-of-mouth referrals.

Dan Taylor’s Acme Environmental Solutions is raising water-quality standards by building a vast array of modern and effective water and decentralized wastewater systems on the Caribbean island of Roatan.

Virginia contractor Emmett Mitchell credits former boss and mentor Dewey Chaffin for building his skills and igniting a passion for onsite installation.

Connecticut’s Mark Green is a hands-on, cash-buying, race-lovin’ installer who keeps the pedal to the metal to grow his startup business.

Minnesota’s Flygare family builds a full-service excavating and installation company powered by referrals and teamwork.

It is important for onsite septic system installers to keep abreast of the latest industry trends and technologies. Here are products that have recently hit the market, including laser levels, excavation equipment, probes, pumps and sludge samplers, that will help installers stay on the cutting edge.

A conventional gravity system in a residential neighborhood presents multiple challenges to a Connecticut installer.

Gravelless chamber drainfields at a college preparatory school in Connecticut provide effective treatment in a small footprint with high-water-table soils.

Indiana installer Brian Baker adapts to new technologies as they are approved, ensuring his place on the leading edge of the onsite industry.