Onsite System Design Articles

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

Assess your site and select materials carefully when constructing your next mound system

Jim Anderson explains some basic terms to begin this series on site evaluation and surveying

Determining the actual flow for a system, rather than an estimated amount, is one of the most important aspects of troubleshooting a problem

Proper sizing of components, study of the type of wastewater system in use are critical to the success of a tiny home aimed at caring for the elderly

It is very likely passive nitrogen removal systems will become more popular in the future. Here’s what you need to know.

These expensive but highly efficient on-site systems helped build installer’s reputation as a problem-solver

Per-table and per-seat water usage and employee numbers are factored into wastewater treatment needs for taverns and restaurants.

In wastewater applications, minimizing the dose is important to allow for separation in the tank

Site, design, construction and homeowner misuse can all be contributing factors to system malfunction

Easily accessible system components are a crucial part of system management