Education/Training

A Vermont Public Radio podcast presents a great idea for helping your customers understand their septic systems

Handwritten notes, old-fashioned courtesy and a clean appearance will go a long way to the constant callbacks that will drive your revenues higher.

Follow these design, maintenance and recovery tips to avert disaster when a customer’s onsite system goes underwater.

Nebraska’s Tony Mendes believes state and national trade associations must follow new technologies to help the environment and enhance professionalism.

In this month's regulations update, California works on standards for direct potable reuse; and a campground in Maryland sues the government for ignoring septic-related lake pollution

Iowa’s Rob Brown has some interesting stories to tell about his customers, his favorite equipment, and his hopes for a more professional industry.

In this month's regulations update, Suffolk County, New York, looks to replace cesspools with low-nitrogen wastewater systems and a clean water festival is fouled by a fecal contamination

Housing sales are rising all over. Now is your chance to help would-be homeowners and build a new profit center.

With new people entering the onsite industry all the time, we frequently need to highlight obsolete product technologies they may run into.