Entries Tagged Onsite Septic Inspection

Trial and error may have led Andy Damiani to the practical techniques he uses every day, but his strict adherence to...

When it comes to education, nothing is better than no-cost training, right? The Oklahoma Environmental Training Center at Rose State College in...

Before locating and troubleshooting begins, there are some actions a service provider should take when arriving at a site. Have all of...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency launched SepticSmart, a national program to promote proper septic system care and maintenance by homeowners. Nearly one...

Homeowners not afraid to get their hands a little dirty may soon get the opportunity to do just that—by inspecting their own...

Alabama Many residents of Cherokee County in Alabama must hook up to sanitary sewers or get an annual permit from the county...

This is the first in a series of articles on something every service provider in the industry does whether they realize it...

Business is coming back slowly, but it’s still a challenge. And that may be “The New Normal” for some time to come.More...

The Township of Wainfleet on Ontario’s Lake Erie shore has no municipal sewer or water services – all residents rely on septic...

As a self-employed onsite system consultant, Mike Treinen personally conducts all the day-to-day activities of his business: marketing, communications, research, field work...

This month we take a detour from our journey through onsite wastewater treatment systems to address a topic that has been raised...

An engineer in St. Charles County, Mo., hired 18-year-olds to do his percolation tests, designed the onsite systems on his kitchen table,...