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Rules and Regs: Washington State Homeowners Request Training For DIY System Inspections
Key Peninsula residents in Washington state are asking the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department to start a self-inspection training program for homeowners. Homeowners...
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How To Make a Septic Tank: Team Elmers Shows Us How
Tom with Team Elmer’s out of Northern Michigan takes us through the manufacturing of a concrete septic tank! First up is to...
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Start Asking Questions Well Before You Pop the Septic Tank Lid
We have gotten a few inquiries about the type of questions that inspectors should ask homeowners when a septic system is to...
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Aerobic Bacterial Generator a Fit for Tiny Lakefront Property
Problem: When a client with a failing septic system on a lake near Traverse City, Michigan, approached SludgeHammer Group, she was in...
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Biofilter System Proves Effective for Remote Cottage Septic System
Problem: A remote cottage on a small lot in Brockville, Ontario, needed an affordable septic system that kept a low profile. To...
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Learning From the Best: The Jim and Jerry Show
WOWRA (Wisconsin Onsite Water Recycling Association) just had its 50th anniversary conference. During that conference, founding member Wayne Pett gave a heartfelt...
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3 Commercial Onsite Treatment Systems Worth Checking Out in 2024
Commercial onsite treatment systems are alternatives used in situations where traditional septic systems aren't suitable. But for businesses and properties that don't...
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Education Sessions and Industry Event Roundup: April 2024
Attending education sessions and involvement in industry associations are two ways you can continue to expand your knowledge and improve your skills....
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Group Protects Popular Constructed Lakes in Arkansas and Missouri
Clear constructed lakes in the Ozarks of southwest Missouri and northwest Arkansas attract many thousands of tourists for all manner of recreation.
The...
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What Do We Know About New Plastics Reaching the Septic System?
Laundry and dishwasher pods and sheets are made with or wrapped in petroleum-based plastic called polyvinyl alcohol, also called PVA or PVOH....
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Extended Aeration Package Plant Meets Expanded Permit Parameters
Problem: Laurel Regional Airport Authority of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, had an undersized 20,000 gpd wastewater treatment system servicing the airport and local business...
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4 ATUs to Achieve Optimal Septic System Performance
This article showcases several innovative Advanced Treatment Units designed to improve efficiency, reduce environmental impact and meet stricter regulations. Options include units...
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Troubleshooting: When the Pump Is Pumping, But the Level Is Not Going Down
When making a service call for a high water alarm activated at a customer’s house, we arrive to find the pump pumping,...
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ATU Helps Low-Income Community Meet Wastewater Regulations
Problem: A significant percentage of rural households in Lowndes County and other counties within the Black Belt Region of Alabama lack functional...
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Be a Flow Fighter and Preserve a Septic System
Homeowners and septic service professionals alike are always asking us what can be done to help onsite systems operate better and last longer?...
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Rules and Regs: Indiana Legislature Aims to Limit Inspections of Residential Onsite Systems
Two bills limiting inspections on residential septic systems have passed in the Indiana house of representatives and will go before the senate...
















