Texas Articles

Van Delden Wastewater Systems embraces technology to streamline recordkeeping, boost efficiency and sharpen marketing

Also in this month’s regulations update, Minnesota’s governor removes seasonal weight restrictions for pumper trucks so they can service strained septic systems during COVID-19

Like the old Johnny Cash tune, Brian Wakefield added new parts to his business over time and soon enough had a full-service onsite wastewater operation

Also in this month’s regulations update, a nonprofit helps pursue a statewide wastewater code in Michigan

Also in this month’s regulations update, an Environmental Protection Agency decision that the Clean Water Act doesn’t regulate groundwater pollution is upheld

Also in this month's regulations update, a septic services company in Texas is found in contempt of court for its land application practices

It was a ‘disaster’ when the Texas Legislature eliminated mandated care for advanced systems and let homeowners take over monitoring

Brevard County looks at a temporary halt on conventional septic systems, and Massachusetts wants to prevent contractors from holding licenses for both installing and inspecting

In this month’s regulations update, some homeowners in a small Wisconsin town pay for sewer despite working septic systems, and two proposed laws will make it harder for pumpers to maintain necessary licenses in Massachusetts

In this month's regulations update, California prepares for direct potable reuse of wastewater, and a revision of Ontario's building code calls for stricter septic pumping rules

Installer Luke Snyder adds water conservation technologies to his family’s onsite business to promote sustainability for homeowners in the drought-stricken Southwest

In this month’s regulations update, Florida lawmakers dispute the land application ban and pumpers in Ohio object to being forced to conduct inspections