Testing to predict how water will move through the soil with a morphology or percolation test helps determine a soil treatment area's size
The proliferation of mound systems in the 1970s built demand for carefully sized sand products free of contaminating fines
As we see wastewater flows diminish, there will be some justified calls for changes in size requirements for soil treatment and dispersal components
Look over that hedgerow bordering the site you’re evaluating to look for wells, ditches or other factors that may dictate onsite placement or system sizing
Periodic hands-on training with soil samples will sharpen the abilities of seasoned onsite professionals and lead to better system design
Indiana onsite designer Stuart Meade produces educational videos that enhance the credibility of his business
Precise site measurements, step-by-step educational videos and careful project follow-through mark the success of Indiana’s Meade Septic Design
Large tanks and a sequence batch reactor are chosen to handle wastewater whether or not class is in session
As a site evaluator on an undeveloped lot, it’s important to select an onsite system location that fits with the homeowner’s plans and allows access for servicing the proposed system
Creating a topographical map is an important step in site evaluation and onsite system design
