Michigan Articles

A homeowner’s environmental concerns and restricted lot space pointed Michigan installer Dervin Witmer toward a Norweco Singulair Green ATU

In this month’s regulations update, a Canadian city takes septic pumping into its own hands, and the state legislature works to bring Michigan a uniform sanitary code

The president of the Michigan Septic Tank Association reflects on strange workplace stories and the great networking opportunities he gets from being involved in a professional group

Father Larry Stephens designs the systems, and son Mike Stephens maintains them. Together they find ways to improve performance for their customers.

In this month's regulations update, new legislation in Florida seeks to solve nitrogen problems, and a Vermont company is charged with unlawful storage of septage

In this month’s regulations update, more Michigan counties will require point-of-sale septic inspections, and graywater rules in Arizona now allow more private residential use

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

In this month’s regulations update, Suffolk County, New York, pushes to replace cesspools and homeowners in a Pennsylvania township face huge fees for sewer connection because of some failing septic systems

A new credit union is placed just out of the practical reach of a municipal sewer. Dig-It Excavating delivers an elaborate onsite system to save the day.

In this month's regulations update, Hawaii will be converting its cesspools to better wastewater treatment systems, a bridge collapsed under a septic truck in Indianapolis, and a police chief gets fined for illegal dumping of septic waste

In this month’s regulations update, new onsite system siting rules are frustrating Georgia installers and homeowners, and state representatives in Michigan propose a fee-supported program for septic replacement

In this month’s regulations update, a new tax credit will promote cesspool replacement in Hawaii, and the Bay Restoration Fund will aid septic replacement in the critical Chesapeake region

The owners of an elementary school building repurposed as an assisted living facility require a creative solution for an aging septic system.