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...
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Septic System Enhancement Unit Solves Biomat Clogging Issue at Indiana Church
Problem: The drainfield at an Indiana church was ponding, and after investigating the issue, Orenco Systems technicians determined the drainfield piping was...
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Take an Inside Look at Clemens Septic Service's Daily Operations
In this online exclusive video, Dwight Woelkers and his staff walk viewers through a day in the life at the family business: Clemens Septic Service...
Editorial
Rules & Regs: Cape Cod Health Board Refuses to Drop Nitrogen Rules
A Realtors association asked health authorities in Tisbury, Massachusetts, to reconsider new nitrogen-reducing onsite regulations. The health board refused.
Last fall, the Tisbury...
Editorial
Options Emerge to Reduce Microbially Induced Corrosion of Concrete
Corrosion of concrete is not a new topic, but it rears its ugly head from time to time. It was first documented...
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Case Studies: Advanced Treatment Units
Septic system enhancement unit solves biomat clogging issue
Problem: The drainfield at an Indiana church was ponding, and after investigating the issue, Orenco Systems technicians...
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Why Sewer Gas Odor Increases After Replacing a Septic System
You replace a failed or failing system and then you get the call: “I have bad sewer gas odors and did not...
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Explore the Advantages and Installation Principles of Gravelless Septic Systems
[Editor's note: We occasionally revisit our archives and unearth popular informative articles to give new readers the opportunity to see them. The article...
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Rules and Regs: Ravalli County Officials Address Septage Disposal Concerns
Ravalli County, Montana pumpers have long relied on the wastewater treatment plant in nearby Missoula County to dump their septage as there are...
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Follow These Strategies to Adapt Treatment Solutions for Dispersive Soils
We have received questions about dispersive soils and the problems they present for onsite sewage treatment systems. Some of these soils are...
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How to Prepare for Training New Employees
So you finally hired a new employee. Do you have a training plan in place?
Training is such a critical element that if...
Editorial
Rules & Regs: South Carolina’s Greenville County is Ready to Limit Onsite Development
Greenville County, South Carolina is close to placing restrictions on development using onsite systems. County government officials are motivated by a surge...














