With nowhere to turn for municipal dumping, Sierra Septic Services took advantage of a sloping property and the bright California sun to build its own super-efficient treatment plant

The objective is containment and disposal of one of your most problematic waste streams. You’ve come to the right place for solutions.

A Montana regulator says there’s hard work ahead trying to reverse the bad rap given to land application of septage in her state and across the country

From industrial vacuum loading to roll-off containers to portable restrooms, Iowa’s Lindblom Services is always looking to offer expanded services to good customers

Joe Williams embraces new disposal rules and works with regulators to advance the liquid waste industry

With a sterling reputation and quality control in the balance, Texas pumpers Brad and Kim Heath scaled back their business and run a hands-on operation

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The Virginia Environmental Protection Agency-approved Watershed Implementation Plan includes nitrogen-reducing onsite systems and pumping of septic tanks every five years.

Let me tell you a story. In the early 1980s, I was on a steering committee that was trying to decide what to do with the septage produced by escalating rural development. The conclusion was more land application. Then, as now, when people heard that term, they envisioned the contents of their toilet dumped on agricultural fields. The Pennsylvania legislature responded by passing stringent land application regulations.