Maryland Articles

Tired of digging trenches, Eddie Harrison built a successful specialty by installing and servicing advanced treatment units

Raymond Harrison Septic Services has undergone many changes over three generations, but the one thing that remains constant is the integrity of its entrepreneurial founder

In this month’s update, a California pumper is arrested for a long history of illegal dumping, and the state’s new legislation seeks to increase water reuse

In this month's regulations update, Michigan counties consider point-of-sale inspection requirements, and Lake Michigan rises high enough to flood septic systems along the shore

In this month’s regulations update, rules are relaxed for onsite systems in an area along Chesapeake Bay, and California is working on new standards for use of recycled water

George Schooley loves the challenge of repairing and replacing troubled treatment systems on sites with cramped spaces and difficult soils and terrain.

In this month’s regulations update, local governments in Canada are rolling out new septic maintenance regulations, and Maryland continues to debate BAT regulations around Chesapeake Bay

In this month’s regulations update, environmentalists ask for a return of the BAT practices in Maryland, and OSHA’s 2010 crane operator certification rule goes into effect in November

In this month’s regulations update, a septic system loan program will help phase out cesspools in a Rhode Island township, and new construction in most areas of Maryland will no longer require BAT

In this month’s regulations update, state associations in Washington expand a program to make loans available to replace aging septic systems, and Trumbull County sees the end of an EPA consent decree

In this month’s regulations update, a Kentucky woman’s family files suit against a sewer district after she perishes following a fall into an abandoned septic system, and the EPA is issuing fines for large-capacity cesspools being operated in several Hawaiian counties

An educated, professional team and a burgeoning real estate market spell success for Tim Shotzberger and Home Land Septic Consulting.

In this month's regulations update, court rulings still cause confusion over the EPA's new Clean Water rules, and Maryland home builders say well-intentioned rules for nitrogen removal are hurting new construction

In this month's regulations update, a federal court upholds the EPA's authority over pollution targets in Chesapeake Bay, and a Missouri property developer is being sued after misleading homeowners